The Hunting Wind
The Hunting Wind by Steve Hamilton, published by Orion in 2001, is a first edition novel comprising 245 pages. Set against the backdrop of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, the story follows former minor league player Alex McKnight as he is unexpectedly contacted by a former teammate. This encounter evokes memories of their time in the Toledo dugout during the early 1970s, intertwining themes of nostalgia and the passage of time.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into the complexities of memory and the impact of past relationships. The wintry setting serves as a stark contrast to the warmth of recollections from Alex’s baseball days. This mystery unfolds within the realms of thriller and suspense, inviting exploration of the connections between past and present. The book’s language is accessible, making it suitable for a wide audience interested in stories that blend sports with deeper emotional undertones.
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In the remote, wintry reaches of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, it’s hard for a man to remember what springtime is like, let alone Spring Training. But when a former teammate tracks him down, erstwhile minor league player Alex McKnight is instantly transported back to the good old Toledo dugout, circa 1971. — back cover.
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