Time To Hunt
By (Author) Stephen Hunter
Cornerstone
Arrow Books Ltd
1st May 2003
22nd July 1999
United Kingdom
General
Fiction
Adventure / action fiction
Crime and mystery fiction
813.54
Paperback
608
Width 110mm, Height 178mm, Spine 36mm
319g
Hunter is in the front rank of thriller novelists Twenty-five years after the end of the Vietnam War, Bob, 'the Nailer' Swagger is back in the warzone. The Russian sniper with whom he duelled in the jungle and who killed his friend, Donny Fenn, has tracked him down to the remote mountains of Idaho. Soon one man is dead and Swagger's family is under threat. Why has the Russian resumed the conflict Is it simply revenge, or does it go back further, to a dirty secret buried buried in the extraordinary times of the late sixties when ideologies clashed and America's bitter war was reaching its height
A truly gripping story which keeps you superglued to the page right up till the last explosive moment * Glasgow Herald *
Up there with the likes of James Lee Burke and Michael Connelly at the forefront of hard-boiled American crime fiction * Glasgow Herald *
Stephen Hunter is the author of eleven novels, including Hot Springs, Pale Horse Coming, Black Light, Time to Hunt and Dirty White Boys. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.