Comments on: REVIEW: Hunting the Hunter by Shiloh Walker

By: Tracy Cubberly

Tracy Cubberly — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 07:04:42 +0000

I liked this book. This was my first book by the author. I will be buying more of her books. I guess Jane and I agree about this book!! But I would have given it a B-!!! LOL

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By: sybil

sybil — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 16:06:17 +0000

I have this to read, hopefully soon. But to poke my nose in here, Shiloh does rock and is a great example for authors.

Sez I.

She does write all over romanceland and not just paranormals. I would suggest reading Her Best Friend’s Lover cuz I liked that one *g*. I think No Longer Mine is a contemp but haven’t read that yet. She has quite a few nonparanormals, so shout if you try and like.

I can always use a rec :)

By: lurker1

lurker1 — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 11:27:43 +0000

I am impressed! An author who understands the proper place of critique in art and who doesn’t take it as a personal affront, and regardless, I do appreciate charm in all its guises. And you ARE a good sport to accept my bad pun with such good humor. I still don’t care for vampires (Salem’s Lot made an indelible impression on my oh so impressionable mind), but if you ever go for romances of the more conventional persuasion, I’d try your books.

As further mitigation of my name association thing, I have just returned from a car trip through Virginia—where there’s a battle field around every corner and along-side every road.

By: Shiloh

Shiloh — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 03:29:48 +0000

lol… not a question of sportsmanship, is it? I just figured out a long time ago well relatively speaking that I won’t please everybody.

Those who like a book, wonderful.

Those who think a book blows bigtime… I try to think of those who liked it.

And those who have some justifiable issues, wwwweeeelllll… I flinch at every criticism, but it stands a good way to find what needs to be improved and work on it.

Hopefully with the end result of less flinching next time. And with that said… I’m off to scour for more dialogue tags and then hit the sack.

Love your blog, Ja(y)nes..

By: Jane

Jane — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 03:01:56 +0000

You are a good sport, Ms. Walker. I never even thought that it was a pen name. LOL. I thought it was your real name. For what it’s worth, I’ve read several of your ebooks and liked them which is why I looked forward to this one so much. I intend to put up a review of one of those ebooks next week.

By: Shiloh

Shiloh — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 02:26:45 +0000

oops… meant to mention the pen name.

I was actually going more with the Hebrew meaning of the name than any battle, although I mainly picked it because I like the sound of the name itself. I didn’t even look up the meaning until after I had more or less settled on it.

By: Shiloh

Shiloh — Fri, 14 Jul 2006 02:24:46 +0000

A C- is better than an F, right? ;o) I take what I can get.

Sorry you didn’t enjoy the book more, but knowing you don’t want your money back is a plus for me.

The bad thing about my dialogue tags… sigh… I deleted more than half them in read thru. I’ll have to delete more next time.

By: lurker1

lurker1 — Tue, 11 Jul 2006 14:46:33 +0000

Tongue in cheek, Shannon. An intended pun. A word/image association with “vampire” and “blood”. Not as good as the GYN, Dr. Dick N. Cherry, but assuredly nothing serious. You’re right, of course. “A Gift from God” or “A New Messiah” prompts all sorts of alternate images in this context and within this intention. Thanks.

By: Shannon

Shannon — Tue, 11 Jul 2006 14:14:02 +0000

As the name Shiloh significantly predates the bloodshed at Pittsburg Landing, perhaps for most it calls to mind its more peacable Hebrew roots. Regardless, I’m not sure how the author’s name is relevant to a book review.