The Hunting Trip (Thorndike Press Large Print Core) - Hardcover

"A writer of true virtuosity and talent . . . Like precious few others in the book marketplace,
W. E. B. Griffin delivers as advertised." --"Fort Worth Star-Telegram"

Writing as W.E.B. Griffin, Bill Butterworth has given us an unrivaled array of novels about men at war, both on famed battlefields and in the shadows. This time out, his target was pure no, make that blushingly impure enjoyment. The result? A ripping, rollicking, "very "tall tale of Cold War derring-do that s more fun than a long weekend in Vegas with your worst enemy s credit card.
Ralph Peters, author of "Cain at Gettysburg "and "Lines of Fire
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A writer of true virtuosity and talent . . . Like precious few others in the book marketplace,
W. E. B. Griffin delivers as advertised. "Fort Worth Star-Telegram""

A fascinating, informative, and very funny novel by that American writing phenomenon known as William E. Butterworth III. This one will keep you wondering, is it fact or fiction?
Fannie Flagg, bestselling author of "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe"
Writing as W.E.B. Griffin, Bill Butterworth has given us an unrivaled array of novels about men at war, both on famed battlefields and in shadows. This time out, his target was pure no, make that blushingly impure enjoyment. The result? A ripping, rollicking, "very" tall tale of Cold War derring-do that s more fun than a long weekend in Vegas with your worst enemy s credit card.
RALPH PETERS, bestselling author of "Cain at Gettysburg" and "Valley of the Shadow"
The only thing funnier than a Yankee in the Deep South is a Yankee bestselling author writing about it. "The Hunting Trip" is hilarious. WINSTON GROOM, bestselling author of "Forrest Gump "and "Better Times Than These"
A writer of true virtuosity and talent . . . Like precious few others in the book marketplace,
W. E. B. Griffin delivers as advertised. "Fort Worth Star-Telegram""

"A fascinating, informative, and very funny novel by that American writing phenomenon known as William E. Butterworth III. This one will keep you wondering, is it fact or fiction?"
--Fannie Flagg, bestselling author of Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe

"Writing as W.E.B. Griffin, Bill Butterworth has given us an unrivaled array of novels about men at war, both on famed battlefields and in shadows. This time out, his target was pure - no, make that blushingly impure - enjoyment. The result? A ripping, rollicking, very tall tale of Cold War derring-do that's more fun than a long weekend in Vegas with your worst enemy's credit card."
--RALPH PETERS, bestselling author of Cain at Gettysburg and Valley of the Shadow

"The only thing funnier than a Yankee in the Deep South is a Yankee bestselling author writing about it. The Hunting Trip is hilarious." --WINSTON GROOM, bestselling author of Forrest Gump and Better Times Than These

"A writer of true virtuosity and talent . . . Like precious few others in the book marketplace,
W. E. B. Griffin delivers as advertised." --Fort Worth Star-Telegram

William E. Butterworth III is the author of more than 150 books, most notably the W. E. B. Griffin novels--more than fifty New York Times bestsellers in the Brotherhood of War, Corps, Honor Bound, Men at War, Badge of Honor, Presidential Agent, and Clandestine Operations series. He lives in Alabama and Argentina.