"[A] complex plot, which is matched by thoroughly realized characters whose actions are anything but predictable. Herrera is a writer to watch."--Publishers Weekly (starred review)

"The Hunter will bring thriller fans the immersive read they're looking for."--"Good Morning America" (online)

"Literary agent Herrera delves deep to sculpt believable, multi-layered characters. The Hunter launches a new, most-welcomed series."--South Florida Sun-Sentinel

"[A] generational mystery that'll keep readers on their toes...Herrera's debut threads uneasiness and mistrust through a pulse-pounding mystery."--PopSugar

"A thriller with depth." --Booklist

"An absorbing, twisty read" --Criminal Element

"With its language and momentum, the book propels the reader to the last page."--New York Journal of Books

"There are twists and turns in every moment . . . the suspense is palpable. This book is impossible to put down." --The Southern Bookseller Review

"The Hunter announces Jennifer Herrera as a remarkable new voice in suspense. Her debut is expertly paced and plotted, richly atmospheric, and filled with nuanced, beautifully developed characters with whom readers are sure to connect. I loved this book, and can't wait to read whatever Herrera writes next."--Cristina Alger, New York Times bestselling author of Girls Like Us

"This book is a bonfire on a dark night. Searing hot and enthralling. I want to live in Herrera's language, where the ordinary becomes magical and strange. Fans of Tana French and Marisha Pessl, take note."--Melissa Larsen, author of Shutter

"Herrera introduces readers to the dauntless Leigh O'Donnell, who emerges as the embodiment of the many hats modern women wear...With quick-hitting chapters and pageturning cliffhangers, Herrera keeps readers guessing...Readers will find this engaging mystery entwined with family drama hard to put down."--Ohioana Quarterly

"Smart, taut, and atmospheric. The Hunter had me reading into the night as I followed Leigh from New York back to her hometown. She must find and confront a killer as well as make peace with her past. I finished the book in one sitting and can't wait to read the next page-turner in the series!"--Janet Skeslien Charles, author of The Paris Library

"I would recommend it to all who love a good character study and themes of how and why we lie to ourselves. A great debut"--Portland Book Review