THE WITCH HUNTER was a quick, entertaining read, but one that doesn't stand out. There just didn't seem to be anything special about it. The characters were one-dimensional, the world-building was nonexistent, the writing was flat, and the romance was unimaginative. 
 I've complained about a protagonist that trusts too easily but Elizabeth almost doesn't trust at all - I don't know which is more annoying. She keeps turning her back on and planning to betray those who have shown they care about her so her character was really frustrating to me in the beginning hundred or so pages. I never established much of a connection to her, or the other characters for that matter. 
 "I understand the need for deception. I should; I live a life of it. Distasteful, perhaps. But necessary." 
 The writing is very to the point: this happened, then this happened. Everything was described in the simplest of terms and can practically be read in a monotone voice. There was barely any world-building or explanations given to why things were the way they were. 
 Because I couldn't connect with any of the characters, I couldn't believe in the romance either. There were technically two love interests although it was pretty clear who she would end up with and one of the guys couldn't be less interested in her romantically, although that didn't stop her from pining after him. 
 Overall, THE WITCH HUNTER was a fast read, but the pacing wasn't enough to make it memorable. Almost every aspect of the novel was fairly bland or just okay so I probably won't continue with the series.