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Hunter (Four Horsemen Tales Book 9) Kindle Edition

by Kacey Ezell (Author), Marisa Wolf (Author) Format: Kindle Edition
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Within the Galactic Union, few entities are as powerful—or as feared—as the Mercenary Guild. They have absolute power; after all, they are the ones with the weapons. The only other armed agency, the Peacemaker Guild, is far smaller and unable to bend them to their will. But absolute power has the tendency to corrupt absolutely, and this is becoming increasingly apparent as the guild’s members pursue their hidden agendas.

Leeto, the Merc Guild’s Speaker, and the Veetanho General Peepo are no different than the rank and file. They will use any means necessary—within the law or not—to accomplish their goal of destroying humanity. With the invasion of Earth already complete, a single compliant Hunter could be the Guild’s perfect weapon to finally accomplish their goals.

Except that Hunters aren’t known for their compliance.

Sparks are sure to fly as the unstoppable force of the Mercenary Guild comes up against the immovable object that is the will of the galaxy’s deadliest assassins. Guns in the light battle knives in the dark as the Mercenary Guild takes on the Depik Hunters, and only one will emerge victorious. Who will survive to kill another day?
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07PYM91JJ
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Seventh Seal Press (March 19, 2019)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ March 19, 2019
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 4197 KB
  • Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 393 pages
  • Customer Reviews:
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  1. Kacey Ezell

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    Find out more about Kacey Ezell at www.kaceyezell.net

    Kacey Ezell was born in South Dakota in 1977. Her parents joined the US Air Force in 1984, and she grew up around the world on various military bases. When she was seven, her mother gave her a copy of Anne McCaffrey's Dragondrums, and shortly thereafter, Kacey decided that she wanted to be a dragonrider when she grew up. In 1999, she followed her parents into the "family business" and graduated from the United States Air Force Academy before going to pilot training. As dragons were in short supply at the time, she reasoned that flying aircraft was the next best thing. She earned her wings in 2001, and has over 2500 hours in the UH-1N and Mi-17 helicopters.

    From the time she was a small child, Kacey made up stories to tell to her friends and family. In 2009, while deployed to Iraq, she wrote the military-themed supernatural story "Light", which was accepted for publication in the Baen Books anthology Citizens.

    She is the author of the 2-time Dragon Award nominated alternate history series "The Psyche of War" about psychic women dealing with... well... war. She wrote "The Romanov Rescue" (Baen) along with Tom Kratman and Justin Watson, with some help from Monalisa Foster. In addition, she and Christopher L. Smith are currently collaborating with John Ringo on a post-apocalyptic steampunk trilogy from Baen, The first book, "Gunpowder and Embers" came out in 2019. She is a core author of the Four Horseman Universe from Seventh Seal Press (Chris Kennedy Publishing), where she co-authored the Depik Trilogy with Marisa wolf, and the bestselling "Weaver" with Mark Wandrey. Finally, she and Larry Correia have edited "Noir Fatale," and "No Game For Knights," both bestselling noir anthologies from Baen Books. They are currently working on a third anthology due out in 2024.

    Kacey writes science fiction, fantasy, horror, noir, romance... etc. fiction. She lives with her husband, two daughters, and one large orange boy cat.

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  2. Marisa Wolf

    Marisa Wolf

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    Marisa Wolf was born in New England, and raised on Boston sports teams, Star Wars, Star Trek, and the longest books in the library (usually fantasy). Over the years she majored in English in part to get credits for reading (this...only partly worked), taught middle school, was headbutted by an alligator, built a career in education, earned a black belt in Tae Kwon Do, and finally decided to finish all those half-started stories in her head.

    She’s currently based in Texas, but has moved into an RV with her husband and their two ridiculous rescue dogs, and it's anyone's guess where in the country she is at any given moment. Learn more at www.marisawolf.net

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5.0 out of 5 stars Killer Kitties
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2023
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This was an excellent book in many respects. It is, however, an incomplete story. Is there no
conclusion? No follow-up to end the tale?
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Alexis Borquez Lucas
5.0 out of 5 stars A captivating story!
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2019
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I received a copy for review, but I liked it so much that I bought the book to support it.

At first the story confused me because of the time lapse in which it develops, and because the characters I knew both in hunters and beings that have received a sigil, were not present.
But quickly the story unfolds and the characters begin to acquire depth.
I consider myself a dog person, but there is no way you can not identify with these cats, the argument itself is similar to other books in the series, but no less entertaining than other stories of this universe, reaching moments in which I was deeply moved by the bonds created between species that basically think similar and that give great importance to their "clan", as has always been the tonic in gregarious animals like humans, I felt joy, fear and awe, just like the characters... not an easy task for the author.

Spoiler Alert!

Seeing the hunters allying with humans, for me, is one of the highest points in the universe of the 4 horsemen, and even more, seeing how they recognize a pair in humans was the most exciting thing I've read in the last months, even so, there are some things that I found a little bit tricky, like going to earth to find big cats and wombs for rent... Alluding to the "ease" of using live organisms before incubation tubes ... the probability that species with different evolutionary paths are compatible for embryonic development, seems to me, is much more remote than using artificial means ... anyway the incorporation of a wrogul makes the choice of this path easy to overlook and the history didn't suffer at all.
I highly recommend reading this story whether you are a cat lover or not, and even more if you have enjoyed the books of the fantastic universe of the 4 horsemen.
Looking forward to the next book and ideally see how the alliance between humans, depik, trirusk and others kicks a few rat butts.

Kacey and Marisa, you're going right to my favourite authors!  
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Lisa M
4.0 out of 5 stars 4.5
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2022
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I have so enjoyed the tales of the sentient aliens, especially the Depik and the tortanula and their riders. This book clearly demands a sequel.
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moreld
5.0 out of 5 stars Now That Was Impressive
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2019
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Wow! Only 5-stars, should be more. These two ladies are some of the best authors in the Four Horsemen Universe, and their little piece of it with the Depiks is simply fantastic. Not many authors out there can do what they did before the first page was completed, and that is totally investing you in the story. Great characters, a really good story line, solid action, all made for a enjoyable reading experience. Thank goodness, it looks like there is at least one or two more books left in just this arc, now that would be purrrrrfect.
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C.Hudson
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent work. When will it continue?
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2020
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I was so furious half way through the book. I was ready to call Kacey and ask WTF??? As I got over my mad ( my wife said to shut up and can it!) The story got deeper and deeper. I was with them all through the entire story. Waiting and wondering if I would be caught with them. What would the Guild do to me? A human in the wrong place wrong time and wrong universe. Dang Rotor Head bringing tears to the eyes of an old medic. Great job!!!
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Shawn Carey
5.0 out of 5 stars Do not Mess with the Depik or their Friends
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2019
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Hunter is another solid entry in the 4HU. The novel centers around the Mercenary Guild attempting to take control of the Depiks. I am not going to mention how this is done so I do not spoil the book for anyone planning on reading it. The novel reveals more information on the Depik in general, making the book a must read for Depik fans.
The book also deals planning for how the Depiks will survive and recover with the assistance of Humans, including a well known human Peacemaker, and a Wrogul.
SPOILER ALERT: KIND OF: I liked the plan to increase the number of Depik being born, especially the surrogate mothers.
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4.0 out of 5 stars One of my favorites
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2021
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Of all the dozens of books I've read in this series, this is one of my favorites! Well paced with an amazing conclusion. I actually said wow ! Well done.
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Christopher W
5.0 out of 5 stars Hope is a powerful tool.
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2019
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I can't hardly put into words how much I enjoyed this novel. So much going on in this story. All throughout these 4HU stories there have been characters that you care about. This is no exception as more get introduced and their cause is so worthy and compelling. I love how it ties in with the overall storylines of the Four Horseman Universe. These lady authors hit a grand slam with this one. Kudos to both of them on their work and their efforts. Get this book, you will be delighted that you did.
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StarbooksIH
5.0 out of 5 stars Very well done
Reviewed in Germany on May 14, 2019
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Ok, you should have read Assassin before this one. But, being that far into the series you already have. This book is sometime after the occupation of Earth, but close. What befells the Hunters in this book is an unimaginable tragedy, however, Veetanho made. If you did'nt hate them until now, you will need no further reason. What I like about the Hunters is the amazing way our authors have found to make them both incredible, effective killers and loyal, loving clan members, who cherish their family above all. Beautifully done. Incredible series, I have to say it again.
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Sam Hart
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent light sci-fi with bite
Reviewed in Australia on March 28, 2019
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This is a great light sci fi in the “galaxy full of aliens” vein, with heaps of character and intrigue, played just right to be engaging and involving without becoming a frustration. Although it’s not totally integral to the rest of the 4HU main timeline, it’s best read in its release order with the other books and Assassin. There’s a great feel to the aliens, who develop a real sword and sorcery intensity, and there’s some real weirdness that gets you well out of cookie-cutter action sci-fi territory, again, just enough to be great fun.

This is an immensely popular series/universe, and with good reason. Get into it!
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Scott Osmond
4.0 out of 5 stars What Happened To The Depic?
Reviewed in Australia on April 5, 2019
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In A Pale Dawn we learnt that the Depic species chose death to enslavement to the mercenary guild. In this one we saw what happened and what the few survivors off world are up to. It was a touching story in places complete with loss, grief and the desire for bloody revenge. Good resolution particularly with the Depic's breeding problem. The only letdown was we didn't get a lot of Depic combat action. I hope with the next entry this can be achieved.
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