Wednesday, November 4, 2026

BBNYA2026 Semi-Finalist Spotlight: Her Quiet Hunt by Luisa Perez



 

Some monsters are born. Others are made.


Caroline Landers has always known the darkness lived inside her. Not hidden. Not controlled. Simply waiting for the right moment to be unleashed.


That moment came the night she crossed paths with Samuel Corby—a man who stalked her from the shadows, only to awaken a hunger in her that even she couldn’t tame.


Samuel is everything the world warns you about: obsessive, lethal, untouchable. But the most dangerous thing about him isn't what he does—it's how deeply he loves her. How completely he sees her for what she truly is... and still demands she belongs to him.


When a sadistic new enemy rises from the wreckage of her past, threatening everything Caroline has fought to protect, she doesn’t break. She doesn’t run. She does what monsters do best.


She hunts.


As secrets unravel, betrayals ignite, and another shadow steps forward—one who has loved her from the dark all along—Caroline must face the brutal truth:

She was never the prey.

She was always the predator.

And sometimes... you don't have to choose between your monsters at all.

You can have them both—and let the world burn.



This year, the Book Bloggers’ Novel of the Year Award (BBNYA) is celebrating the books that made it into Round Two with a mini spotlight blitz tour for each title. BBNYA is a yearly competition where book bloggers from all over the world read and score books written by indie authors, ending with 18 finalists including one overall winner.

BBNYA is brought to you in association with the book blogger support group The Write Reads.


Dark Romance
22 May 2025
344 Pages






Luisa Perez is the author of emotional and twisted stories. Luisa lives in Ireland, where she somehow juggles writing, working full time, and managing everyday chaos with the help of caffeine and sarcasm. She has a habit of recommending her own books after a few Tequila Rose shots, and she is still trying to convince her husband that her internet search history is part of the creative process, not a red flag.




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