by Sam Hilliard
After reading the first paragraph of “The Last Track” by Sam Hillard, I knew it was the book for me. Hilliard’s style reminds me a bit of James Patterson, both intriguing and creative. His characters are well defined and powerful, he kept me guessing throughout the entire book.
Mike Brody is a tracker with very special skills and an extensive background as a former Special Forces operative and smoke jumper. He is driven to accomplish whatever tasks are at hand, no matter what the danger. I really enjoyed the fact that he used his head and instincts rather than violence in this book.
Mike and his family go to a dude ranch in Montana to spend some quality time together. Immediately, Mike is told he’s needed because a young boy is missing and his Special Forces skills are needed to help find the boy. As the search begins, many things work against him and he can’t get a clear picture of who is complicating his search, or why. I really loved Mike’s tenacity and character. He pushes forward even when all that is important to him is at risk.
* excerpt from Lit Fest Magazine. to read more go to: http://www.litfestmagazine.com/Site/New_Authors.html
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