The Predator Hunter

By: Phil M. Williams

Narrated by: Tristan Wright, GraceWright Productions, Sarah Grace Wright

A 20-something-year-old trolls the internet for child predators. His goal: confrontation and humiliation in real life.

Kyle Summers mows lawns by day and hunts child predators by night. Troy, his friend and cameraman, is a mall security guard by day and watches Kyle’s back by night. Together the wannabe heroes hope to be someone more than they are. But being a hero comes with a price. Do they have what it takes?

This novel portrays adult language, sexual content, and child abuse.

©2018 Phil M. Williams (P)2019 Phil M. Williams

Predator hunting is very dangerous.

There was a TV show. I think it was called "Catch a Predator." That's what Kyle is doing. Pretending to be a child so he can trap predators online. This makes for a very intense and interesting read. Find out why he is doing this. And why nobody believes him. This is so dangerous. Violence. Child abuse. So sad.
I was given an Audible version of this book from the author. I told him, if I liked it, I would leave a review. I wish I could give more than 5 stars. I gave up my Sunday to hear this book, because once I started it I couldn't set it aside. I listened all day!
The two narrators are awesome. I love their voices. Male, female, kids. All good.
Pick this book up only if you can handle this subject matter. It is very graphic.

Shelley finds another winner!

I've followed Audible listener Shelley of Raleigh NC for several years. During that time she has reviewed many wonderful mystery/thriller novels by authors who were new to me. In doing so she has immensely improved my enjoyment of audio books. THE PREDATOR HUNTER by Phil M Williams is the most recent example. If you are a fan of the genre you should be following Shelley and checking that you find her reviews helpful.

I listen to as many audio books as ever but have stopped writing frequent reviews. I have reviewed approximately 2300 Audible books of more than 2700 in my Audible library.

The Predator Hunter is an outstanding novel with stellar narration. I urge you to read Shelley's review.

A difficult subject

The Predator Hunter - I found the first hour of this book really difficult due to the subject matter, then the pace picked up and the story moved to a more noir thriller.
Wow I am pleased I persevered with it. The book is 1st class and is gripping and a page turner.
It exposes the subject of Paedophiles predating children on the internet. Not an easy subject to write about or read. But if you are a parent then this is a must read book.
The narrators perform excellently and evoke the terror.
I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my own request, and voluntarily leave this review.

Catfishing for Creeps...

This is the first book I've ever listened to by Phil M. Williams. I really enjoyed the story and fast pace of his writing. I liked it so much I immediately purchased two more of his books and I'm sure I will be buying more.
This book hooked me right from the beginning. Kyle Summers is a 27 year old man who pretends to be a vulnerable child online. After a child predator starts taking to him he gains their confidence, sets up a meeting and shows up with his best friend and video camera.
His reason for doing this is because his wealthy father is a predator. Kyle turned him into the police but nothing came of it.
The stings all go the way planned until... they don't. Eventually each one goes one step worse then the one before. I can't say more because I don't want to spoil this for anyone else.
Book - Excellent, narration - Excellent.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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Justice!

Superb writing and exquisite narration combine to make an audio book listening experience to treasure.

An Engrossing Contemporary Story

This review is hard to write because the subject matter was distressing and emotionally painful, and at times it was very hard to listen to the audiobook. In spite of that, the story was well-written and held my attention. I have to give praise to the author that he was willing to write about such a horrible thing as sexual predators as that helps to bring into focus something which does exist in today's society even though most of us want to turn a blind eye to it. I think it took courage and strength for Phil M. Williams to write this story and I honor him for it. This book is for mature audiences. Tristan Wright's and Sarah Grace Wright's narrations fit this story well. I was given a free copy of the audiobook and I have voluntarily posted this review.