Hunt For The Bear

Haas takes his title character - and the reader - one step further by yanking down the barrier between antihero and audience . . . a nifty modern riff on pulp-fiction . . . a persuasive moral relativism - Las Vegas WeeklyImpossible not to like . . . engagingly offhand narration . . . Recommended to fans of the Dexter novels, as well as readers of Barry Eisler's John Rain novels, or Lawrence Block's stories about Keller the killer. - BooklistElements of the Robert Ludlum books about Jason Bourne, with a little bit of Grosse Point Blank . . . stylishly written, and could easily be the makings of a film . . . the story is a good one and it's an entertaining read - EuroCrime.co.ukA straight-out thriller that moves at an arrow's pace . . . blunt and forceful, crudely elegant in its own beautiful way - truecrimereport.comA short, sharp, electric shock of a book - Shots Ezine on THE SILVER BEARA moody, gloomy but curiously gripping tale - Literary Review on THE SILVER BEARWell written, fast-paced, and engaging...a thrilling account of a professional killer at his peak...The cross-country hunt is a fast read; fans of James Patterson and Jeffrey Deaver will enjoy - Library Journal on THE SILVER BEARBlunt and to the point...had me hooked from the beginning. I found myself completely caught up with this character, and those around him, and I couldn't let go of the book until I knew the final outcome. - Book Club Forum on THE SILVER BEAR