THE GREAT HUNT had all the elements I would enjoy in a book like this but they just weren't executed properly. It isn't a bad book though, it's just one that I have read numerous times before, with little variation. 
 While I'm not strictly against multiple POVs from third person, they have to be written well. Some of the POVs in this seemed unnecessary and we never got to really know any of the characters. They were bland and didn't have any depth, with nothing unique about them. The romance also left a lot to be desired. It wasn't exactly insta-love, but it was insta-attraction that was solely based on appearance. 
 The writing lacked voice and it told the reader what was going on rather than showing them: this happened then happened, etc. I quit at 40%, which would have been around two hundred pages, because nothing had really happened. There were no surprises and nothing that really made me want to keep reading. Something might have eventually happened and developed later on, but when you are almost at the halfway point of a 430 page book and nothing is going on, it's a problem. 
 THE GREAT HUNT didn't really introduce anything unique, and the elements already present weren't executed all that well. That doesn't mean others won't enjoy it though, I I just saw no reason or had motivation to continue it, personally.