Hunter Sniper: A World War II Thriller

Pacific Sniper, Book 4

De: David Healey

Narrado por: J. Scott Bennett

Patrol Easy finds itself divided as the battle rages for the Philippines. One group of snipers sets sail for yet another beach landing on the far side of the Leyte peninsula. Crack shot Deacon Cole joins a unit fighting its way across the jungle interior, where he encounters not just the enemy but also a nasty tropical fever. Meanwhile, the largest naval battle in history begins off the coast as the Japanese make a gambit to crush the landing effort. The patrol reunites in time for the final attack on the port city of Ormoc, where enemy snipers lurk. Feverish and exhausted, Deke must look deep within himself to take his best shot before the enemy can pick off yet another GI.

Fighting from street to street and house to house, can the country boy outwit the hidden enemy before it’s too late?

©2023 David Healey (P)2023 David Healey

good story about Deke, I've followed him across the war.

dislike all the meticulous details about things that don't regard another story, ie, how he sights the rifle, and reminiscent about how he feels as a kid before the war, a little is ok, but it goes into great detail when a short detail would suffice.

true to almost being there

BH does a fabulous job with the struggle of fighting in the Pacific. BHs writing style is one I strongly enjoy and can appreciate. you are in for a good read or listen.