Title: Sniper vs. Sniper
Product review: Stephen Hunter really brings the tension in this Bob Lee Swagger installment. I frequently found this book to be stronger than some of the earlier titles in the series. If you're into snipers, this book delves deeper than its predecessors into sniper strategy and technique. There is a lot less good vs evil vs really evil and more characters driven by dedication to mission, which I found refreshing. We don't see the Russian sniper as a necessarily bad guy-- in fact we frequently see parallels between him and Swagger as men on the opposite ends of geopolitics who share an intense sense of duty.
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