Search and Destroy: A Gunn Brothers Thriller

by James Hilton

Overview

Brothers Danny and Clay Gunn were brought up an ocean apart. Both served in the military, and both know how to kill, taking work as private military contractors and freelance “fixers”.

But when they save a woman from an assassination attempt in the Nevada desert, it is they who become targets. Vowing to protect her, they are stalked by a paramilitary team known only as The Presidents, under orders from the heart of government.

Why is Andrea, a seemingly harmless journalist, the object of a search and destroy order? The only way to discover the truth—and stay alive—will be to turn the tables, and become hunters once again.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781783294879
Publisher:	Titan
Publication date:	06/14/2016
Series:	Gunn Brothers
Sold by:	Penguin Random House Publisher Services
Format:	eBook
Pages:	352
Sales rank:	468,682
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

James Hilton is the author of several Kindle-release titles and short stories. He is a Fourth Dan Blackbelt in Shotokan Karate, as has worked as a martial arts instructor, which has been invaluable in crafting his fight scenes. He is currently  planning a YA series. He lives in Carlisle. His brother is bestselling thriller author Matt Hilton.

Editorial Reviews

10/17/2016
Why would an English reporter, her brother, and his partner suddenly be targeted by a murderous assault near Area 51 in Nevada? The answer to that question ends up being less interesting than the premise suggests in Hilton’s debut, a series launch introducing brothers Danny and Clay Gunn. After their American dad and British mom divorced, Clay grew up in the U.S. and Danny in the U.K. By chance, the Gunns, both freelance fixers who have served in the military, find themselves in the middle of a covert operation aimed at journalist Andrea Chambers, who flees after her brother and his partner are shot dead. After she narrowly escapes her pursuers by surviving what should have been a fatal fall down a cliff, she happens upon the Gunns, who spirit her away in their RV. The assassins on her trail don’t give up easily, offering the author an opportunity to demonstrate his heroes’ combat skills. Between fights, they attempt to figure out what information the bad guys think Andrea unknowingly possesses. The MacGuffin is a disappointment and the characters aren’t much more than stick figures. Hilton makes it hard to take Andrea seriously, especially after she expresses astonishment that British citizens could be arrested in the U.S. (May)

Publishers Weekly