The Night Hunt is a story about a young nefa, a creature that feeds on fear. Atia and her friends Silas a herald, which is a messenger, Cillian a half-banshee boy, and Tristian the human scholar. The story opens with Atia and her companion a vampire named Sapphir feeding on a mortal man. Then we get a glimpse of Atita living amongst the humans, she is a “seer” and is friends with Tristian who loves to talk about monsters, though initially he is unaware that she is one. Later on, when Tristian is about to get attacked by a man, Atia saves him Silas also appears and Silas and Atia make a deal, she will kill a banshee, a vampire, and a God, which can break her curse, and restore her immortality, and give Silas back his humanity. Atia is cured because when Tristian is attacked by the man, she transforms into her monstrous form thus revealing her true identity as a nefa to him. Tristan is a scholar who is fascinated by monsters and is thus amazed at this fact. Atia, when protecting Tristian, feeds on the man’s fear, and accidentally kills him for causing too much fear. This breaks the rules of the Gods, and this leads to her curse of immortality being taken away. Overall, I would give this book a ⅗. In my opinion, it wasn’t a bad read, but it was very cliche and predictable. The book has some humorous moments, but the overall message was dull and I felt no attachment to any of the characters. The romance was boring and felt too shallow. However, if you want a book that is an easy read I would recommend it.