A review by creepysnowman
Judgement and Wrath by Matt Hilton
4.0
This was my first encounter with Joe Hunter, and I know it won't be my last!
The story in "Judgement and Wrath" grabs the reader right from the start, and takes them at a breakneck pace as the "Fixer" with his modified SIG Sauer races against the clock to protect the innocent, and make sure the bad guys get their due.
I enjoyed the hard-headed ethic of Joe, sticking to his "results by any means necessary", even when that means showing a somewhat ugly side. In one way, there's a lust for violence on Hunter's part that makes him even more realistic, by making him just that little bit scary.
The villain in the book is both memorable, and as well fleshed out as any antagonist I've read in quite some time.
If you like books that keep the action coming, with little to no time for distractions from the a$$ kicking - Joe Hunter, and Judgement and Wrath are for you.
The story in "Judgement and Wrath" grabs the reader right from the start, and takes them at a breakneck pace as the "Fixer" with his modified SIG Sauer races against the clock to protect the innocent, and make sure the bad guys get their due.
I enjoyed the hard-headed ethic of Joe, sticking to his "results by any means necessary", even when that means showing a somewhat ugly side. In one way, there's a lust for violence on Hunter's part that makes him even more realistic, by making him just that little bit scary.
The villain in the book is both memorable, and as well fleshed out as any antagonist I've read in quite some time.
If you like books that keep the action coming, with little to no time for distractions from the a$$ kicking - Joe Hunter, and Judgement and Wrath are for you.