Robert Hunter Part 5. What a pleasure it was. If you've been reading my reviews on Chris Carter's other Hunter-Books, you should know that I have huge issues with the writing style, the characters (Hunter is THE best person ever. He knows EVERYTHING because he's reading quite a lot. Troubled childhood? Check. Insomnia? Check. Every woman's dream? Check?) and the fact that all of them - apart from Hunter - seem to simply exist because it'd be weird having only one person in a book. "So, why do you give this book 4*?" you might ask. Well, let me tell you: I loved the plot. I mean, I would've loved it more if it would've been written in a better style, but still. Carter addresses a really important topic (cyberbullying and how the internet effects is in bad ways) and hell, I really enjoyed that. The plot is literally the only reason why this book got such a good rating.