Hunting Season Tapa dura - 2001

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Edwin Kreiss a retired "sweeper" who spent years "retrieving" rogue operatives and making them disappear, finds himself back on the job -- if unofficially -- when his daughter vanishes in the woods of rural West Virginia. Using his old skills of tracking, hunting, high-tech and low-tech intelligence work, and whatever else he has in his bag of tricks, he mounts his own search and investigation. Suddenly thrown into conflict with people from his murky past, and with a female FBI agent determined to crack the case first, he becomes targeted for retrieval by one of his own kind -- a sweeper named Misty -- as he cuts a path through political scandal, personal revenge, and high-level corruption.

Hunting Season is P. T Deutermann in top form. It is a brilliantly plotted novel that moves from rolling hills to the marble corridors of Washington, D.C., as it tracks the progress of a man on a mission -- and the secret he alone knows.

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