Title: Riveting Tale of a Sacred Killer
Product review: Somewhere in this book a character refers to hero Bob Swagger as "a sacred killer" -- someone who kills for righteous reasons. Which is a most accurate description of Swagger in this irrestible book which scoops you up at the beginning and doesn't release you till the last page. Of course, Swagger is a superman: larger than life. Fallible, but too much or too often. This whole book -- as the title accurately describes -- is all about a hunt, but Hunter drops in so many surprises along the way that it keeps you interested. It's not a perfect book, however. In some places things get a little silly and as in any Hunter book, the technical details about guns and shooting can overwhelm you. I found it the best of the three Hunter books I've read so far (the others: Point of Impact and Dirty White Boys). All in all, it's a very good book which will keep you enthralled throughout.
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