The Hunter

Afghanistan, August 2021. As America’s military withdrawal leaves the country in chaos, Delta Force Operator Martin Devereaux stays behind. His mission was to protect the family of his former Afghan translator, but when they’re brutally murdered by ISIS-K, Devereaux is left with nothing but a burning thirst for revenge.

Now a man on the run, Devereaux is pursued by the Taliban, ISIS-K, and even his own government, who considers him a rogue agent. His only goal: track down the ISIS-K leader responsible for the slaughter and make him pay.

But in the heart of a collapsing warzone, Devereaux faces a harsh reality: to exact his vengeance, he must cross lines he never thought he would. With enemies at every turn and the truth about who he can trust becoming increasingly unclear, Devereaux’s hunt for retribution becomes a deadly game of cat and mouse—and a fight for his own soul.

The Hunter is a dark, pulse-pounding thriller that examines the cost of revenge, the fragility of morality, and the price of redemption in a world where justice can be as dangerous as the enemies we fight.

Excellent, very intense and real, get it today

Fantastic book! And yes at least for me, this was one of those books that is hard to put down(although sometimes it got a little too intense, I needed a break). I felt it was a mix of Jason Bourne(Bourne film series), The Exterminator, a touch of James Bond, and Clear and Present Danger. All great movies(and actors) in my opinion. Although this book is based on historical facts and all of it could(and probably did) happen at some time or another. Being a book and not a movie there is a ton more attention to detail, and a lot more graphic. My mind could visualize how everything was going down. Although I do want to downplay my comments that this book is akin to the movies I mentioned, those are Hollywood, this book is real. Lastly, I never make reviews on books but felt I did for this one. Please enjoy.