Seeker

by Cate Tiernan

Book Overview

Hunter is reunited with his father, who vanished years before. But Hunter doesn't find his childhood hero'instead he finds a dark and shadowy version of the man he once knew.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 014241025X
• ISBN13: 9780142410257
• Release Date: May 2008
• Publisher: Speak
• Length: 172 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.3"
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Three Words Why This Book Rocks: Hunter's View Point

I LOVE Hunter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If he was a real person Lord knows what I'd do lol. Hunter has finally located his father, and when Morgan realizes he'll be gone for weeks, she makes a big step in her life. . . Except Hunter pauses, much to his own regret, and the plan isn't all followed through.Hunter is disappointed when he finds his father, weak and unhealthy, but when he finds out tragic news he is tempted to return home. The Council takes advantage of the cool Seeker's positioning to send him on a mission to investigate a young witch who has been collecting the true names of things and people. It is this witch who will cause him to betray Morgan . . . I really would like to tell you, but I wouldn't want to spoil it, would I. Let's just say I literally threw the book at the wall once I found out what he did, then picked it up and tried to continue several times but again threw it and nearly ripped the book apart in utter frustration. The library, I believe, was not happy. READ THIS BOOK. HUNTER ROCKS. His thoughts are much less infuriatingly collected and calm. Come on, you know you want to. This was my favorite book in the series, besides the one about Morgan's daughter.

AWESOME!

When I first started reading this book I was a litle confused since Hunter was narrating it, but then i really got into it!!! I loved the fact that she had changed from Morgan's point of (Morgan happens to be my name too!) to Hunter's, we finally got to really understand his feelings! I found myself so involved in the book that my emotions were really strong! At one point I got so mad at Hunter! I won't say anything more about that though! You'll have to read it and find out! But I just have to say that this was ANOTHER GREAT book in the Sweep series and I am impatiently waiting for the next one to come out!

As good as the others!

First ill just tell you that its a little weird all of the sudden reading it through hunter,but youll get used to it.Its basically about how finnally hunter meets his dad,but his dad isnt all what he remembored him as.Hes also worried about his dad because hes getting into a little dark majick(but for a very big reason)Also while hes there he has to investigate a woman who is rumored to be writing down true names of things.Even though it was a little weird reading it through him,i really liked it.Ill warn you know though,when you finish this book you will probably be mad at hunter but youll have to read it to find out why!

Great book!!!!

This was another great book in the Sweep Series, I've read all ten of the books in the series in two weeks. At the begining of this book I was a little confused because I kept forgetting that in this book Hunter was narrorating it instead of Morgan, but after I got that straightened out I really got into this book. This book is all about Hunter's troubles when he is finally reunited with his father. That's about all I can say because I don't want to ruin the book for any one. I can't wait for the next books in the series to be published.

Hunter

This book, for the very first time in the SWEEP series, is from the point of view of Hunter, Morgan's boyfriend.Hunter is desperate to find his father, whom he hasn't seen since he was eleven years old. He has heard from his cousin Sky that she suspects that they are in Quebec, Canada. Leaving Morgan, reluctantly, he travels to Quebec and asks around for him. He finally finds his father who is in a pathetic state after loosing his wife, hunter's mother, Fiona. He is living on his own and is depressed and weak. Of course, Hunter stays to comfort his dad. After a while, he discovers that his father is using dark magick to stay in contact with Fiona, and it is seriously weakening him, and he is not allowing Fiona's spirit to move on.Hunter's mentor, Kennet Muir, sends him off on a seeker mission to find a girl who is writing down the true names of things. And, as we know from Changeling, if you have the true name of someone or something, then that gives you power over them. Since she is writing it on paper, if the wrong person got ahold of the list, then it could be very dangerous.VERY good book. Especially since it is from Hunter's point of view which is new, and you get to see how Hunter feels about things. And you finally realize that despite the fact that he is always serious around Morgan, he is more teenagerish and less seekerish in his thoughts. Especially about Morgan. Can't wait until the next book comes out!!!!