
Night of Thunder
Author: Stephen Hunter
Series: Bob Lee Swagger Series #5
Narrator: Buck Schirner
Unabridged: 9 hr 44 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 09/23/2008
Categories: Fiction, Suspense & Thriller

Author: Stephen Hunter
Series: Bob Lee Swagger Series #5
Narrator: Buck Schirner
Unabridged: 9 hr 44 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 09/23/2008
Categories: Fiction, Suspense & Thriller
Stephen Hunter has written over twenty novels. The retired chief film critic for The Washington Post, where he won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Criticism, he has also published two collections of film criticism and a nonfiction work, American Gunfight. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.
This is the first book I have read by Stephen Hunter. I have an earlier book in the series on my To-Be-Read Bookshelf, and I will have to find it so I can read it soon. This novel referred back to instances in previous novels and I feel it would have been better if I had read them first so I had a b......more
I wouldn't say that Stephen Hunter has lost his edge, only that he's indulging himself. His new Bob Lee Swagger book isn't a patch on the old ones – Dirty White Boys; Point of Impact; Black Light; Hot Springs; etc. The previous one – The 47th Samurai – was evidently inspired by his interest in Samur......more
Well, if I went 4 stars on 47th Samurai I have to go at least that here. I (like others here) often bemoan the limited range of our 5 start system. I like these books, like all of them that I've read (it seems I missed one and will have to go back and pick up Time To Hunt, oops.) I don't however thi......more
One of the problems that I have with thrillers of a certain vintage of long term authors is that we know that the main character is not going to die. SO you need to suspend your basic disbelief. This is not to say that authors do not kill off major characters -- wives being the most useful apparentl......more
2.5 Stars. A fun read, but definitely a serious step down in quality from Hunter's other Swagger novels. I hate NASCAR, so I'm a little biased against this book from the get-go. In his afterword, Hunter marvels at the Bristol Speedway because it shows "man's limitless imagination", really, Hunter? S......more