Hunted
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4.0 • 4 Ratings
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- $1.99
Publisher Description
Legend. Outcast. Free Man.
The natural enemy of every free man is his own government . . .
The land of the free and the home of the brave is no longer a safe place for men like Darry Ransom. Once, he believed in the promise of a nation based on liberty and justice for all. Now, he is a heretic and a rebel--an endangered species in a world ruled by those who call themselves guardians of a free society. Ransom calls them Enemy.
Now, as he roams the present-day Idaho wilderness--seeking the peace that has eluded him for centuries--the lone wolf suddenly becomes the prey. The hunt has begun for the fugitive who will never conform, cannot be tamed . . . and refuses to die.
. . . and the natural enemy of every government is a free man.
Customer Reviews
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Hunted Rant
The book is about a 700 year old immortal shape shifter who plays with wolves-licking and sniffing and napping.
Well...the book is really a long rant against the evil liberal/socialist American big government, and how it uses its federal agencies to pick on and oppress decent law-abiding citizens.
Mostly the decent law-abiding citizens are reclusive white gun owners(assault rifles).
They live in remote areas of Idaho or Utah, many in militant white suprematist survivalist camps.
This theme is almost rabid by book’s end.
Much of the narrative and dialogue is repetitive.
Perhaps save your money.