Wolf Hunters

In the near future, Scotland is a brutal, chaotic place where business is done at any cost. Archie Henderson has rewilded his Highland estate with wolves and bears, but when a young man is killed by a bear, Detective Inspector Rhona Ballantyne investigates and uncovers a terrifying truth that puts her life in jeopardy. Amanda Mitchison is a new writer to the Tartan Noir genre.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 330 pages
Publication date: 30 September 2021
Publisher: Fledgling Press

In a harsh, lawless Scotland of the near future, survival is the only option for those who call it home. Archie Henderson, a passionate hunter, has reclaimed his vast Highland estate, transforming it into a wild sanctuary filled with wolves and bears. He organizes thrilling wolf hunts, but with a chilling twist. When a young man is brutally killed by a bear on the reserve, Detective Inspector Rhona Ballantyne takes charge of the investigation. However, what seems like a straightforward case soon reveals a terrifying truth that puts her own life in jeopardy.

Amanda Mitchison, a new writer in the genre of Tartan Noir, has made an impressive debut with a fresh perspective on the traditional crime fiction. Her characters are complex, flawed, and driven by their own motivations, making for a gripping and suspenseful read. The setting of Scotland adds an extra layer of intrigue, with its rugged landscapes and dark history providing a perfect backdrop for the unfolding drama.

The plot of "The Wolf Hunt" is fast-paced and intricate, with multiple layers of mystery and suspense. The reader is kept guessing throughout, as the characters navigate through a web of lies and treachery. Mitchison's writing is vivid and descriptive, bringing the reader into the heart of the action and immersing them in the brutal world of Scotland's near future.

One of the standout characters in "The Wolf Hunt" is Detective Inspector Rhona Ballantyne. She is a strong and determined woman who is not afraid to take risks in order to solve the case. Her past experiences have left her with a deep sense of trauma, but she uses her resilience to push forward and uncover the truth. Ballantyne is a complex character, with layers of vulnerability and strength that make her a compelling protagonist.

Another notable character is Archie Henderson, the passionate hunter who has turned his estate into a wildlife sanctuary. He is a man driven by his love for the natural world and his desire to protect the animals that live there. However, his actions have consequences, and he must face the reality of the impact his hunts have on the ecosystem.

The themes of "The Wolf Hunt" are deeply rooted in the human condition. The story explores the power of nature, the consequences of human actions, and the blurred lines between right and wrong. Mitchison raises important questions about the role of hunters in preserving wildlife and the impact of industrialization on the natural world.

Overall, "The Wolf Hunt" is a thrilling and thought-provoking debut novel that introduces a new voice to the genre of Tartan Noir. Amanda Mitchison has created a compelling and immersive story that will leave readers eagerly anticipating her next installment. In a harsh, lawless Scotland of the near future, survival is the only option for those who call it home. Archie Henderson, a passionate hunter, has reclaimed his vast Highland estate, transforming it into a wild sanctuary filled with wolves and bears. He organizes thrilling wolf hunts, but with a chilling twist. When a young man is brutally killed by a bear on the reserve, Detective Inspector Rhona Ballantyne takes charge of the investigation. However, what seems like a straightforward case soon reveals a terrifying truth that puts her own life in jeopardy.

Amanda Mitchison, a new writer in the genre of Tartan Noir, has made an impressive debut with a fresh perspective on the traditional crime fiction. Her characters are complex, flawed, and driven by their own motivations, making for a gripping and suspenseful read. The setting of Scotland adds an extra layer of intrigue, with its rugged landscapes and dark history providing a perfect backdrop for the unfolding drama.

The plot of "The Wolf Hunt" is fast-paced and intricate, with multiple layers of mystery and suspense. The reader is kept guessing throughout, as the characters navigate through a web of lies and treachery. Mitchison's writing is vivid and descriptive, bringing the reader into the heart of the action and immersing them in the brutal world of Scotland's near future.

One of the standout characters in "The Wolf Hunt" is Detective Inspector Rhona Ballantyne. She is a strong and determined woman who is not afraid to take risks in order to solve the case. Her past experiences have left her with a deep sense of trauma, but she uses her resilience to push forward and uncover the truth. Ballantyne is a complex character, with layers of vulnerability and strength that make her a compelling protagonist.

Another notable character is Archie Henderson, the passionate hunter who has turned his estate into a wildlife sanctuary. He is a man driven by his love for the natural world and his desire to protect the animals that live there. However, his actions have consequences, and he must face the reality of the impact his hunts have on the ecosystem.

The themes of "The Wolf Hunt" are deeply rooted in the human condition. The story explores the power of nature, the consequences of human actions, and the blurred lines between right and wrong. Mitchison raises important questions about the role of hunters in preserving wildlife and the impact of industrialization on the natural world.

Overall, "The Wolf Hunt" is a thrilling and thought-provoking debut novel that introduces a new voice to the genre of Tartan Noir. Amanda Mitchison has created a compelling and immersive story that will leave readers eagerly anticipating her next installment.

Weight: 312g
Dimension: 129 x 199 x 38 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781912280469