Sudden death is easy in the jungle. Slippery. Precipitous. Snake-infested.
A steaming hell on Earth.
Ex-Pathfinder elite soldier and tough guy Jim Thorn calls it Home. And he's invited a group of outsiders to 'find themselves' under his instruction.
But Thorn's plans fly out the window when one of his pupils gets torn apart in a hail of gunfire.
He knows his past has caught up. They are after him. And he must use his jungle combat and survival training to save himself and his team before they all succumb - to the hunters or the jungle itself...
Karl York was born in Wolverhampton, England in 1969, but now lives in West Yorkshire.
He is a British author of military and geo-political thrillers, writing both novellas and short novels. An avid reader, he enjoys the SAS genre especially books by Chris Ryan and Andy McNab, but also reads the works of other action writers as well as a lot of non-fiction.
As a full-time writer, he spends most of his time gawping at a computer screen, either typing or researching, and is currently working hard on his latest novel, "Field of Conflict".
When not writing, he loves nothing more than getting out in all weathers running up and down the hills of Yorkshire and doing averagely in local races!
You can find out more about Karl on his website or his Facebook Page.
Reading along (or having it read to me (Text to Speech)) I got to the epilogue very early. The rest of the work was 'also from' material about the author. I found myself skipping to the last page (to arrive here) ahead of time. Here's to the second book in the series.