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Hunter Killer
Pike Logan tracks highly-trained Russian assassins to Brazil in this blistering, action-packed thriller from New York Times bestselling author and former Special Forces Officer Brad Taylor.
“It’s an excellent read, and I greatly enjoyed it.” —Nelson DeMille
Pike Logan and the Taskforce were once the apex predators, an unrivaled hunting machine that decimated those out to harm the United States, but they may have met their match. While Pike Logan and Jennifer Cahill prepare to join their team on a counter-terrorist mission in the triple frontier—the lawless tri-border region where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet—they are targeted in Charleston, South Carolina. A vicious explosion kills a friend, and the perpetrators have set it up to look like an accident. While the authorities believe this was not foul play, Pike knows the attack was meant for him.
When he loses contact with the team in South America, Pike is convinced he and the Taskforce are under assault. His men are the closest thing to family that Pike has, which means he will do anything, even ignore direct orders to stand down, to find them. Pike and Jennifer head to Brazil to investigate their disappearance and run headlong into a crew of Russian assassins. Within days they are entangled in a byzantine scheme involving Brazilian politics and a cut-throat battle for control of offshore oil fields.
Forged in combat, the Russians are the equal of anything the Taskforce has encountered before, but they make a mistake in attacking Pike’s team, because Pike has a couple of elite Israeli assassins of his own. And Pike will stop at nothing to protect his family.
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Reviews
Should’ve ended the book with Pike killing Dimitri in Russia
By grutfd
Best book of his series
By Skyysteve
I got all the way through the novel, but wish I would have given up after the first few chapters. Appreciate the author is trying to connect us to the characters but the attempt was pretty weak. One moral dilemma that kept getting rehashed every few chapters. Also the whole plot premise was extremely weak - no depth or barely any reason for all the violence and they never got at the source (eg who is paying the mercenaries to fight). Playing out the whole good guy doing bad things and wrestling with his conscience while being submarined by weak/corrupt politicians - seems very formulaic and in the end boring with nothing to sink your teeth into (plot or characters). Give this book a pass.
By Sfocdn
Full of breathtaking plot twists and turns, Brad Taylor’s “Hunter Killer,” keeps you on edge through the final paragraph of the thriller! Dan Herod
By MustangDan1
Good read
By JLC Br