The Cajun Sniper

by Wayne Talley

In the international sniper arena, a crafty Cajun named Jacques Boudreaux is the master. When a crime organization wants to silence a lady friend of Boudreaux's past, she summons him for help. He holds true to the friendship code of the Louisiana Bayou. Using his deadly art, he becomes a predator and enacts the swamp's brutal justice system. Boudreaux completes his mission, but the fight of his life still awaits him. Unknowingly, his escapade also kills the lucrative revenue source of a powerful and corrupt New Orleans individual. A well-financed and highly trained unit of shooters is dispatched to eliminate Boudreaux. The overconfident rouge unit quickly learns that this simple Cajun is a worthy adversary. Advance sniper techniques are woven into the story. The technical information on techniques used in long-range marksmanship is condensed into a short supplement that is located in the rear of the book.

355 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 10, 2011

Reviews

[Jim Pickens · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good book with everything from romance, mobsters, voodoo, over the top villains, government intrigue, and plenty of action to make any action fan a happy camper. If you're into sniping and long range shooting this book is spot on including a chapter on long range accuracy Wayne Talley really knows his stuff here and the description of the places and characters makes you feel like you are right there in Cajun country I hope they don't make a movie out of it because they will screw it up.

[Sarah · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really good book. Full of nonstop action. I hope I get to read another Jacque adventure.

[Jim · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good story and I liked most of this novel...some parts had more detail than I cared about...overall an entertaining novel. I recommend this book to everyone.

[John Fagner, 1 · Rating 5 out of 5]

first time reading this author. Very good reading . enjoyed the entire book. great planning and execution of plot. Wayne should learn the difference between a "clip" and a "magazine" though.
just started the next book in the series.