What is murder? Is it simply taking life? Is it taking innocent life? Or is the right to live merely afforded to humans, leaving "murder" defined as taking human life?
Chris Rickman defines murder as taking innocent life. And, yes, he takes it seriously.
Special Agent Henry Landis thought he had seen it all. The murders he is investigating are the most brutal he's ever encountered and the murder weapon, different with each victim, was a living animal. When he realizes that each victim is linked by their actions, Landis begins to see the irony of the killings. Each victim poached, hunted for sport, or abused animals in some way. The animal used in almost every case was the type of animal the person poached, hunted, or abused. With no evidence of who may be behind it all, it takes a shot in the dark to finally land a lead of some kind. As Landis slowly begins to gain ground while victims are being found all over the country, he eventually learns the name of the group and the man who runs it. The group is called HUNT. Its founder is Chris Rickman.
