Desert Fury

by Tom "Bear" Wilson

A decorated war veteran accepts a job with a private foundation that protects the country from outside tyranny. His first assignment is to hunt down a rogue FBI agent who has been turned by the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451407911
• ISBN13: 9780451407917
• Release Date: March 1998
• Publisher: Signet Book
• Length: 448 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Awesome Book

Hands down this is one of the Best books I have read in a long time! The characters are so well written one feels as if they know them! I was hooked from page one! I couldn't put it down! Mr.Wilson is an incredible writer. I highly recommend his books. His main character Link Anderson is wonderfully written, as with all the other characters. This book is a page turner! Mr.Wilsons writing I feel is in league with Cussler and Ludlum. I also think this book would make a wonderful movie

Tom Wilson is today's best adventure fiction author.

I've read all of Tom Wilson's books. They just keep getting better and better. Desert Fury is first rate adventure fiction. An intricate and believable plot, a real life hero, and a little romance make this quality fiction. This needs to be made into a movie.

Riveting Suspense with a super hero

Tom Wilson wrote three great novels about flying in North Vietnam (he actually did it and survived). his most recent books have been more about high tech adventure combined with Native American tradition and culture. The book keeps moving all the time with twists and turns enough to make you not want it to end.

Best book I've read in a long time

I thought the timing of the events and the writing of Tom Wilson were just perfect. I can't say enough good things about this book. My new favorite author!

Not slow, not fast, not boring, not routine,it Is Excellent.

Link Anderson has just been hired (as a V.P.) at the Weyland Foundation. But, before he can even move into his office in New York, he's received several messages to contact Gary Runyon, an old service friend now in Nevada, to please contact him as soon as possible and don't tell the Foundation. When Link arrives in Nevada, Gary's not home. Unfortunately, this isn't unusual, Gary has never been known for being where or when he was supposed to be. Than while waiting as long as he reasonably can, Link is accosted by a hostile FBI agent, has an eviscerated coyote thrown into his truck cab, and meets a marvelously beautiful and intelligent woman who just can't believe that Gary hasn't shown. Meanwhile Link's new assistant, who's turning out to be extremely sharp, is warning him that a dead man isn't. And things are getting very dangerous, very fast. Strangely a word I never remember applying to a story before describes how I felt after completing this one. Satisfied.