Owen Greer's The Hunter takes readers directly into the chaotic aftermath of America's 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan, a setting ripe for a pulse-pounding military thriller that you will be unable to set down. The story centers on U.S. Army Delta Force Operator Martin Devereaux, who defies orders to protect the family of his former Afghan translator. When, despite Devereaux's valiant efforts, his Afghani translator and their family are brutally murdered by ISIS-K, Devereaux vows vengeance against those who killed his friends. This powerful beginning immediately establishes a personal, high-stakes narrative, promising a journey into the moral ambiguities of vengeance in a collapsing warzone and a man who, against all odds and at any cost, strives to fulfill his obligations to his fallen comrade.
The Hunter is perfect for fans of military fiction and stories of personal retribution. Fans of Brad Taylor, Mark Greaney and Jack Carr will love the powerful story that the author has placed before them. The premise of an elite soldier operating outside the bounds of traditional warfare, facing enemies on all sides while grappling with his own soul, suggests a compelling and unyielding narrative that will keep readers hooked until the very end. I highly recommend The Hunter – it was one of my favorite reads of the year - and look forward to the next thriller Owen Greer shares with us.
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