Hunter
By the author of The Turner Diaries, this second novel
packs as least as strong a message. That message is:
When an honorable man confronts evil, he must neither
submit to it or ignore it, but take up arms against it.
That is what Vietnam veteran Oscar Yeager does in response
to treason, race-mixing, homosexuality and other evils in
Washington, DC, with spectacular results. He declares war
on the enemies of his people, and after that, no politician,
media liar, or other degenerate is safe from his bombs,
silenced pistols, garrotes and other weapons. Oscar Yeager
becomes a one-man death squad -- until he is caught by a
frighteningly ambitious FBI official and given a proposition
he cannot refuse. Then he develops a new strategy and becomes
even more violent and dangerous to everyone in his way. The
last 3,000 copies of the previous printing went even faster
than expected. Hunter has been reprinted in a larger 6"x9"
trade edition. 259 pages. Softcover
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