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Old 06-13-2011, 12:25 AM   #86
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Originally Posted by orlok View Post
Disagree about Reacher (you need to read him from the beginning), but I can't believe I haven't thought of mentioning Bob Lee Swagger before now. An excellent series (and the series with his father, Earl). I am still working my way through them, as I don't want to get to the end too quickly. If you like sniper-based high voltage action, with a real tough-guy hero, then I can heartily recommend Stephen Hunter's books.
Orlok. No kidding. You and I are becoming fast friends indeed.

Stephen Hunter is one of my fave thriller writers. Period. I have been with Hunter since he first broke out with, not with Point of Impact, but with Day Before Midnight from the late 80s as I recall.

Brilliant IMO.

The Swagger series/character is so memorable. Pity, the Marky Mark movie Sniper was just "meh".

FWIW, I highly recommend Hunter for all fans of quality thriller writing.
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