Review of The Wolf Hunter

[Olga Markova]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Wolf Hunter" by Terrence O'MaliA.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The Wolf Hunter: Desolation: Mack Murphy, Book 1 by Terrence O’Malia is a brilliant blend of an action thriller and psychological drama. This first book in the new Mack Murphy series introduces us to Mack Murphy, a U.S. marine sniper on a military mission to combat the Afghan insurgents on the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan. Mack is married to a CIA agent, and the couple have newborn twin daughters. As we read on, Mack’s friend rescues him from sure death and then dies in combat. Yet to overcome his grief and guilt over the death of his friend, Mack receives a shocking call from the Red Cross. What happened? What lies ahead for Mack?

Listening to The Wolf Hunter: Desolation by Terrence O’Malia, I instantly took to Mack. I liked how Terrence constructed the storyline, interlacing the sorrowful moments with happy memories. Fast action and suspense kept me engaged from the first episode to the last. I liked the thought-provoking message of the destructive power of revenge and the exposure of topical evils, such as corruption and human trafficking. I particularly enjoyed the ending because it felt like a perfect opening for a sequel.

I listened to the audiobook, so I cannot comment on the editing quality of the printed edition. As for the audiobook, it was narrated by the talented actor Ronnie McCoy, who has done an excellent job voice-acting this novel and bringing the characters to life. I liked how Ronnie impersonated each character with a distinct voice and accent. Ronnie's professional narration made my listening experience immersive.

I disliked the anguish Mack was destined to go through. But I appreciated that it was the pivotal aspect of the storyline. So, it did not affect my rating, and I wholeheartedly give this astounding thriller five out of five stars.

I recommend this remarkable audiobook to action-thriller and psychological drama fans. However, cruel scenes of human trafficking and episodes involving death and heartbreaking anguish may trigger sensitive readers.

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[Emmanuel olowolayemo]

Based on the review, *The Wolf Hunter: Desolation* by Terrence O’Malia seems like a gripping start to the Mack Murphy series. The blend of action and psychological drama, coupled with a strong narrative and complex character development, makes it appealing. The mention of a powerful performance by the narrator, Ronnie McCoy, adds an extra layer of allure.

As a prospective reader, I’d be intrigued by the way the story intertwines personal grief with high-stakes action. The themes of revenge and corruption, along with the potential for a sequel, suggest a deeply engaging and thought-provoking read. However, the intense and potentially distressing content may be something to consider if I’m sensitive to such themes. Overall, it sounds like a compelling choice for fans of intense, character-driven thrillers.

[Wahab Damilare]

I love action and thriller stories, thereby makes me crave books like this.
The review makes the book more interesting.

[NetMassimo]

This thriller digs into some dark aspects of humanity that offer food for thought in a story full of action with an important psychological element. Thank you for your great review!

[Qwerty Writes]

Your review had a lot of emotion in it. It depends on the story for me, regarding whether or not I read books on the secret service or the Army. Though as an audiobook it sounds quite captivating on its own. Like listening to a podcast on the radio. Anyway, your review was well done! Keep up the good writing.