The Dax Hunter Files: #3
A Brood of Vipers
As another stormfront gathers, the real force behind world politics begins to reveal its designing ways.
A week after the U.S. Embassy bombing in Beirut, Dax Hunter returns to the country of his birth—but things have changed. Within days of arriving, he witnesses the unmitigated brutality of an ethnic genocide. Desperate to hide their wicked deeds, elements of the country’s notorious 5th Brigade try to silence the eyewitness.
Seldom more than a step ahead of his pursuers, Hunter comes to realize that he is being stalked by a far more ruthless opponent than either the 5th Brigade or Morozov, his sworn enemy.
Can he stop them before he and his brother are made to pay for what they know?
Reviews
If you enjoy Robert Ludlum, you’re likely to get a kick out of ‘A Brood of Vipers.’ Although he warns his audience that the story is a work of fiction, Albyn’s well-researched book will leave you astounded at how subtly he blurs the lines between fact and fiction. The ‘Great Reset’ and the ‘New World Order’ are no longer mere conspiracies. Good on you Gary for bringing it to our attention in this thrilling story.
Stephen MurrayI just finished reading Gary Albyn’s latest book and can seriously see a movie in the making with all three titles. How he came up with such an intricate plot is a mystery on its own. Well done on a masterpiece, even if I am somewhat biased.
Slade HealyHaving read the first two brilliant books in this series I was very excited to read this one. Like its predecessors, this was an exhilarating blend of history and fiction interwoven with the twists and turns of the devious world of politics and global greed. A must read!
Dave ParringtonOnce again Gary's book is full of action and intrigue. The subplots keep you guessing throughout. A thoroughly good read which I will recommend to anyone looking for an edge-of-your-seat thriller. Well done, Gary.
Carl CoetzeeDéjà vu! Reading takes me back to so many memories and events in my past. The lead character, Dax Hunter, is a breath of fresh air. I thoroughly loved the book. Whether you’re from Southern Africa or not, this book will appeal to anyone with an interest in world affairs. It brought back many memories of incidents over my years. Fantastic read!
Amazon CustomerGary Albyn, you’ve done it again! I loved the 3rd instalment in the Dax Hunter Files. Once I started, I found it very difficult to put down. Fast paced with the right number of twists and turns, Dax Hunter has the makings of a series equal to Reacher or Ludlum. Great job. I wish you much success, and eagerly await Book #4 — there is going to be one, right?
Mark Ellis