Stephen Hunter (Get this book)Bestseller Hunter's absorbing ninth Bob Lee Swagger novel finds Swagger retired and living on a farm in the Pacific Northwest with an emotionally unsatisfied wife and memories of his sniper glory days. Swagger finds renewed purpose in life after Washington Post reporter Kathy Reilly pulls him in on a story that she's writing from Moscow on Ludmilla Petrova, a beautiful and equally decorated sniper who served in the Soviet Army during WWII and mysteriously disappeared from all records seven decades ago. You don't have to be a fan of military action fiction to enjoy this installment. --Publisher's Weekly
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