"A masterwork of thrills and suspense." —Gayle Lynds, New York Times bestselling author of The Assassins Crusading journalist by day…daring vigilante by night… In the shadowed corridors of Washington, DC, Dylan Hunter wages a secret war on corrupt elites, vicious criminals—and those who protect them. But Dylan doesn’t know that Annie Woods, the woman he loves, is an undercover investigator sworn to stop him. Annie doesn’t know that Dylan, the man she loves, is the mysterious vigilante she’s hunting. And neither of them know that a terrifying predator is hunting them both…. #1 Kindle Bestselle r in "Mysteries & Thrillers" From its first gripping pages, HUNTER takes you on a nonstop thrill ride: from the top floor of the CIA, to the marbled corridors of Capitol Hill...from the posh hotels of downtown Washington, to the city's mean, violent streets. It introduces vigilante Dylan Hunter, an unforgettable new series hero—and Annie Woods, a dazzling heroine every bit his equal. A Wall Street Journal "Top 10 Fiction Ebook" Deviously plotted, filled with vivid characters, and propelled at a breakneck pace, HUNTER is a morally charged tale of vigilante justice, as memorable for its provocative ideas as for a rousing climax that has readers cheering. It is the story of one courageous, embattled hero—a modern Zorro who dares to take action, in a world that turns a blind eye to evil. If you enjoy the vigilante tales of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher, Gregg Hurwitz’s Orphan X, and Mark Dawson’s John Milton . . . . . . you'll love HUNTER. “One of the best vigilante thrillers since Clancy's Without Remorse... A solid 5 stars!” —Stephen England, bestselling author, Day of Reckoning “Bidinotto’s hero turns the predators into prey.” —Walter Donway, author, Retaking College Hill “An ingenious and masterfully crafted vigilante thriller.” —Hans G. Schantz, author, The Brave and the Bold “If you're a fan of Lee Child's Jack Reacher series, I suspect you'll like HUNTER ." —Randy Ingermanson, author, Writing Fiction for Dummies And don't miss these exciting Dylan Hunter vigilante justice thriller sequels: BAD DEEDS and WINNER TAKES ALL All my life -- since I watched "The Lone Ranger" and read Batman comics as a little kid in the Fifties and Sixties -- I have been passionate about the principle of justice.  When I began to write nonfiction in my teens, that was the underlying principle in everything I wrote. It remained the theme of my work throughout my later career as an essayist, investigative journalist, reviewer, blogger, editor, and nonfiction book author. Now it's become the central theme of my fiction writing, too. Like me, the hero of my Dylan Hunter thrillers is motivated by his passion for justice. He cannot walk away when injustices are committed against those he cares about. That's why Dylan Hunter became a vigilante -- why I refer to him as "the new face of justice" -- and why I refer to myself as "The Vigilante Author." To learn more about vigilante hero Dylan Hunter and for news about his upcoming adventures, visit HunterThrillers.com , and sign up to receive the free newsletter, Bullet Points . I hope you enjoy HUNTER , BAD DEEDS , WINNER TAKES ALL , and the forthcoming books in the Dylan Hunter thriller series. And after you've checked them out, I'd love to hear from you. Contact me through my website, HunterThrillers.com . Thanks so much! Robert Bidinotto is author of the Kindle and Wall Street Journal bestselling thriller HUNTER , its award-winning sequel BAD DEEDS , and the newly released WINNER TAKES ALL . Robert earned a national reputation as an authority on criminal justice while writing investigative crime articles as a former Staff Writer for Reader's Digest . His famous 1988 article, "Getting Away with Murder," stirred a national controversy about crime and prison furlough programs during that year's presidential campaign. It was named a 1989 finalist for a National Magazine Award from the American Society of Magazine Editors. Robert also is author of the acclaimed nonfiction book Criminal Justice? The Legal System vs. Individual Responsibility , with a foreword by John Walsh of the "America's Most Wanted" television show. He also wrote Freed to Kill -- a compendium of horror stories exposing the failings of the justice system. Robert drew upon this background and his personal experiences with crime victims to write HUNTER . He received the Free Press Association's Mencken Award in 1985 for "Best Feature Story,"and he has been honored by the National Victim Center and other victim-rights organizations for his outspoken public advocacy on behalf of crime victims. As a magazine editor, in 2007 he won the industry's top honor for editorial excellence: the Folio Gold "Eddie" Award. Robert makes his home on the Chesapeake with his musician wife, Cynthia, and their cat, Luna (who plays a supporting role in the Dylan Hunter Thrillers series).