The Hunter

Reuben Cole Westerns #2

by Stuart G. Yates

Treinta años antes de los acontecimientos de "El Que Viene", Reuben Cole es un joven aún sin forjar en la sangre de sus enemigos. Su despiadada determinación de perseguir a los que han violado la ley es una fuerza que lo impulsa a seguir adelante. Un ex explorador del ejército, sus habilidades son valoradas y buscadas cada vez que surgen problemas. Cuando los hombres malvados intentan apoderarse de lo que otros poseen, se llama a Reuben. Nadie que se cruce con Reuben Cole se quedará por mucho tiempo. Es el cazador de aquellos que rompen el credo tácito del Viejo Oeste. Edición de Letra Grande

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About the author

My first published book 'Cold Hell in Darley Dene' (written as Glenn Stuart) was the culmination of years of trying to get myself into print. Back in 1979 I submitted a novel to a publisher, and in 2009 Darley Dene was accepted. Thirty years of honing my skills, and learning a lot about the world. If I had the chance, I'd almost certainly re-write all of my books, improve them, make them more solid, because the more we write, the better we get.This is what has happened to 'Darley Dene'. It's now available as 'Lament for Darley Dene', re-written and improved. Soon, you will find the same with 'The Pawnbroker', a horror story which I am sure many out there will enjoy.
My current day-job is being a teacher, a job I love. Without it I would not be able to continue to write; it also gives me a wealth of characters and so many ideas. The bills get paid too!
I write now as Stuart G Yates in a range of genres. Unflinching is my best-selling Western, but if you like historical fiction, thrillers or spine-tingling horror, I am sure I have a title for you.
For the moment, I live in Spain, which is not so wonderful as people try to make out, and I would dearly love to return to Old Blighty, find a little cottage and write full time. Or the Philippines and be with my fiance, marry her, find happiness. Dreams, but dreams that I am trying very hard to make true. Afterall, it's dreaming what writers do best...don't they?

Reviews

[Barbara M.]

The Hunter (Reuben Cole Westerns Book2)

This book was absolutely incredible, I could not put it down, so I didn't! Definitely a must read for excitement galore throughout this book, lots of drama and mysteries solved, lots of action packed scenes and moments of sadness and joy! This Author has you captured from page one until the very end! If you like lots of drama and exciting moments, then this is the book for you! So don't miss this one it's one helluva book and every page is full of surprises and action! So have yourself a great western treat!😉 BMA 🌬📚💙🤠🐝🎶

[See]

A good action packed book.

This book had a convoluted way of coming together. Maybe it was the jumping back and forth between timelines. At the end Cole says he is not hunting and killing anymore, but there are at least three more books in this series.

[Ella Short]

Confusing

I want to keep reading the journey of Reuben Cole. But this one is confusing jumping from one time to another.

[Audrey Fryer]

Enjoyable

pacy a good read looking forward to reading the next one . Narrative is quick and keeps you on your toes