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Savage Journey: Piccadilly Publishing

Autor Neil Hunter
en Limba Engleză Paperback – sep 2026

The Texas frontier is on the brink of all-out war.

Two years after a disastrous cavalry patrol ended in bloodshed, former Army lieutenant Luke Kennick has built a new life as a Wyoming rancher, hoping to leave behind the guilt that has haunted him ever since. But when his former commander, Colonel Willis Broughton, summons him back to Fort Cameron, Kennick is offered one final chance to face the ghosts of his past.

The mission is simple to describe-and almost impossible to survive.

Kennick must escort Kicking Bear, the ruthless Comanche war leader responsible for countless raids and massacres, across more than three hundred miles of the most unforgiving country in Texas. Travelling without the protection of a cavalry troop, with only a handful of horses and a bound prisoner who will stop at nothing to escape, Kennick must cross a landscape of scorching deserts, waterless badlands and hostile territory where every trail could lead to death.

The dangers ahead are greater than the relentless heat and the ever-present threat of Comanche war parties. Kicking Bear is cunning, fearless and driven by an unshakeable belief that he has been chosen to destroy the white invaders. Every mile presents a new opportunity for escape, every halt a deadly gamble. One mistake will mean death-not only for Kennick, but for anyone who crosses their path.

Yet an even more personal enemy rides behind him.

Griff McBride has never forgiven Luke Kennick for the death of his brother during the ill-fated patrol that destroyed Kennick's military career. Convinced Kennick is a coward and a murderer, McBride is determined to exact his own brutal justice. With two ruthless companions at his side, he follows Kennick's trail into the wilderness, intent on making the former officer suffer before finally settling the score.

Caught between relentless pursuers and a fanatical prisoner, Kennick is forced into a desperate fight for survival. Every decision could prove fatal. Every encounter tests his courage, endurance and judgement. The mission becomes far more than an escort across hostile country-it becomes a battle for redemption, honour and the chance to finally lay the past to rest.

Packed with explosive gunfights, savage ambushes, desperate chases and vividly realised frontier action, Savage Journeyis classic Neil Hunter at his finest. Rich in authentic Western atmosphere and driven by unforgettable characters, it captures the brutal realities of frontier warfare while delivering the fast-paced adventure, mounting tension and emotional depth that have made Hunter one of Britain's most respected Western writers.

For readers who enjoy Louis L'Amour, Elmore Leonard, Matt Braun and classic Western adventures, Savage Journey is an unforgettable tale of courage under fire, vengeance pursued across the wilderness, and one man's determination to prove that redemption is worth risking everything for.

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781066730285
ISBN-10: 1066730288
Pagini: 136
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 9 mm
Greutate: 0.17 kg
Editura: Piccadilly Publishing
Colecția Piccadilly Publishing
Seria Piccadilly Publishing


Notă biografică

Neil Hunter is the pseudonym used by bestselling author Mike Linaker. The bulk of Mike Linaker's fiction has appeared in the action-adventure genre, where he regularly chronicles the adventures of Gold Eagle's Mack Bolan, he remains one of Britain's most accomplished and collectible western writers. Mike's main interest in adolescence was science fiction. "The western influence came from film and television," he later explained. "I read SF books by the dozen, but few if any westerns because that Max Brand/Zane Grey stuff just didn't do anything for me."Then one day I happened across a Fawcett Gold Medal western called Tough Hombre by Dudley Dean. Something about the cover just hooked me, and after I finished reading it I'd become a western fan in no uncertain terms. Western paperbacks were being imported in great quantities at that time, so I was spoilt for choice."Mike very quickly came to admire the western in its traditional form. "Not that I don't like the current output, which is now coyly called Frontier Fiction," he's quick to add. "But I feel there's still an audience for the westerns of the past. When I talk of 'traditional' westerns, it brings to mind the writers who influenced me when I read their stories. Frank Castle, Lewis B. Patten, Gordon Shirreffs, Richard Jessup and many others. And of course Louis L'Amour. They wrote about tough, honest, self-sufficient heroes, gunfights in dusty streets and conflicts played out against the spectacular terrain of the old Southwest. It was the stuff of high adventure, a time when America was still creating its own history and its heroes. In the West we're dealing with, though the stories painted vivid images of tough men in a harsh land, the prose perhaps strayed from the absolute truth, but in the hands of those craftsmen who wrote the stories, there was an allowance for a little artistic bending of the rules. No different, in truth, of any fictional genre, where too much reality could not only tarnish the storyline, but might easily detract from the reason for the piece -- to entertain the reader."