D. M. Sears

Bad Day in the Late Wisconsin (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

20 terrorists. One bounty hunter. 14,000 years between them. Just how far will one man go to get his revenge?

When the government fails to capture a techno-terrorist cabal, it outsources the job.

Reluctant bounty hunter Leonard "Bad" Day, out for revenge for the slaughter of his family, agrees to go after the most dangerous killers. But the challenge is not WHERE the terrorists have escaped, it's WHEN.

On their trail in the Wyoming wilderness, Day learns the killers have not just gone back to nature, they've gone back in time 14,000 years. Now trapped in the past himself, he finds the tables have turned. The hunter has become the hunted.

With the clock ticking on his ability to return to the present, Day's mission is no longer to bring his quarry to justice.

It's to stay alive.

"Updated mountain western with a little of everything!" - Reader

"Mountain men...western adventure...time travel techno thriller. A great read!" - Reader

Fans of A. G. Riddle, Michael Crichton, and James Rollins will love the sci fi adventure, while readers of classic western thrillers will feel right at home in the rugged Teton mountains.

If you like outdoor adventure with a twist, you'll love this epic, 480-page, time-bending bounty hunter thriller!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: MacGregor Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. September 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780996231572
• Artikelnr.: 68685980

Autorenporträt

D. M. Sears lives and writes in Virginia. He is a pilot who has written several books about flying under the name Michael Bleriot and now three books for younger readers. The Untimely Journey of Veronica T. Boone was born when his niece requested an adventure story for a 12-year-old girl, one that included trains, horses, and Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. She said it should also include the history of America, "but only the interesting parts."