Rules of the Hunt ebook

by Hugh McCracken

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Hugh Carmine McCracken (March 31, 1942 – March 28, 2013) was an American rock guitarist and session musician based in New York City, primarily known for his performance on guitar and also as a harmonica player. McCracken was additionally an arranger. McCracken was additionally an arranger and producer. Born in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, McCracken grew up in Hackensack, New Jersey.

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They booked the helicopter and a faster, longer-range aircraft for the last two days. He tested the water with his hand

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THE RULES OF THE HUNT - HUGH McCRACKEN. BEWRITE BOOKS: High adventure as a group of schoolboys, thrown back to the cruel days of Braveheart?

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The five boys stared in shock at the man hung by his feet being whipped, overseen by the cold, calculating Duke. Only five minutes prior they had just been school chums out for a bit of mischief on a Halloween night. Now they were flung back in time to the medieval era of their Scottish Isle unwilling participants in "The Hunt".

Forced to survive, the boys turn to the eldest in their group, the only one with the skills to hunt but starvation is still a chilling reality. Not until they come into contact with a local sheep farmer do their fortunes turn. It is there they are introduced to the ceremonial head of the Island, Andrew, the keeper of the old ways and enemy of the Duke. It is he who helps them find temporary homes and assists in helping them to adjusting to life in the past. Still, the boys cling to the hope and desire to go back. Together they face betrayal and stark brutality that test their courage and honor.

As they approach the anniversary of their arrival to this dark past the boys realize they must once again participate in "The Hunt". Only this time with full knowledge of the rules. It is here they must confront their greatest enemy, the Duke and worst fears. Hard decisions will have to be made and even a bigger price paid before any of them can return.

Hugh McCracken has written an intriguing tale winding fact and fiction into a chillingly honest one. The easy cruelty of the time makes a mockery of painted image that many have of the past. The characters depict the struggles of fourteen year old boys with emotion and volatility. Idiomatic expressions and words native to the United Kingdom pepper the writing adding a certain amount of interest. It is an easily read story and moves fairly quickly. Young readers would enjoy this book immensely and identify well with the characters.

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This book follows the adventures of a group of kids who travel backwards in time - and have to cope with the baddies and the goodies! This is a fantastic book, which not only presents historical fact in a way which doesn't feel like learning but is also totally absorbing. It's absolutely fascinating.
The next book please!