Author: [UK] Wilfred Price/Jeff
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Roger stared at the tiger, and the tiger stared back at Roger. To search for those rare, beautiful, and intimidating animals, Hal and Roger came to India. Although they had already captured tigers, cobras, bears, and wild elephants, Hal seemed still not satisfied. Ignoring his brother Roger's advice, he was ready to target Vic Stone—a lazy, good-for-nothing parasite. Vic always repaid kindness with ingratitude, trying to loot the animals Hal had captured as a way to "repay" his kindness. As the Hunters captured more and more animals, Vic grew increasingly envious. Finally, the opportunity came. While tracking the rare white tiger on the towering Himalayas, disaster struck from the sky. At that moment, Vic suddenly realized that the lives of the Hunter brothers were in his hands.
Outsmarting the Beast
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