The Hunters (A Parson and Gold Novel) - Tapa blanda

Praise for Tom Young
"The Warriors is a triumph of the fiction of contemporary warfare. Reading Tom Young gives you the idea of what actual modern combat might be like, not what someone may imagine it to be. Young's plots create a lot of dramatic heat. The novel builds into a series of bombings and firefights as well described as anything in the thrillers of Frederick Forsyth or Tom Clancy." --Alan Cheuse, The Dallas Morning News

"Sand and Fire is gripping. . . . This page-turner offers thrilling action sequences and harrowing plot twists in abundance." --Publishers Weekly

"A realistic portrayal of contemporary military action. Rather than relying on crude violence and gratuitous action scenes, Young takes the time to offer the reader a window into the deliberative process of these military men and women of action. There are, nonetheless, hearty helpings of realistic shootouts and fistfights." --Kirkus Reviews

"Young has a gift for allowing the reader to experience the emotional aspects of being a soldier and for describing the desolation of the desert countries our troops are patrolling. Military-thriller fans of Clancy and Coonts need to add Young to their must-read lists." --Booklist (starred review)

Praise for The Hunters
"Young does a fine job balancing the perspectives of the hero and the young Somali caught in a battle for survival with the religious extremists. There are plenty of vividly described battle scenes and close calls." --Library Journal
"Stunning . . .Young writes very fine thrillers set in war-torn areas, and his background brings an authenticity to the proceedings that helps lift the stories above others of its kind. Military-fiction fans should have Young's books on their TBR piles." --Booklist

The extraordinary suspense novel from the highly acclaimed military writer drawing comparisons to Clancy, Coonts, Forsyth, and Dale Brown.
 
A perilous aid mission into Somalia. An Al Shabaab leader intent on stopping it. A Hollywood actress and activist arriving to make a documentary in one of the most dangerous places on earth. This isn’t going to end well.
            Khatar. It is the Somali word for “dangerous,” and it is one that Colonel Michael Parson has heard all too often on his present mission. His friend Sophia Gold has talked him into taking leave from the Air Force to fly relief supplies into Somalia in an antique DC-3 cargo plane. But even Parson doesn’t know just how khatar this trip will turn out to be.