This is really a bittersweet announcement as THE LAST HUNTER and Solomon Ull Vincent have become my constant companions over the past three years. More than any of my books, I looked forward to starting the next book in the series. It felt like going home. And I think that deep connection with the story is reflected in the book’s pages, and is felt by those who read the books. After all, Solomon is a precious boy.
For those who have not yet started the series, now is the perfect time. Not only can you read the series all the way through without stopping, but THE LAST HUNTER – DESCENT is currently on sale for just $.99, a price that will only be around for another week or so. Out of all of the books I’ve written (all thirty of them) these five are my personal favorites, and I hope you will agree.
Below are the book’s description and some handy-dandy buy links. If Amazon goes out of stock on the print edition, head to BN.com. They seem to always have the books ready to go.
DESCRIPTION:
The past few years have been a mixture of torture, painful growth and sometimes, pushing its way through all the darkness—joy. I have made friends and allies, brothers and sisters, mentors and…Kainda, who is something else entirely. But someone is missing, someone whose memory saved me from despair—Mirabelle Whitney, my hope. So while the human race prepares to defend itself, I ride the encroaching Nephilim army intending to save Mira, return to our feeble base and lead the charge against those who plan to wipe the human race from the face of the Earth.
It sounds like an impossible plan, and maybe it is, but if we’re going to die, we’re going to die like hunters—boldly and bravely. More than that, we’re going to die together, as a united race facing a common enemy. Nationality no longer matters. Ancient grudges are forgotten. The human race must resist as one, or face extinction. And now it falls to me, along with Kainda, Em, Mira, Kat, Merrill, Aimee and Luca, to light the path for humanity in our darkest hour. Harnessing the power of the ancient Jericho shofar, we must prevent Nephil, the most ancient and evil of the Nephilim from possessing my body and using its supernatural abilities against mankind.
The odds are stacked against victory. The Nephilim out-size, out-power and outnumber us ten to one, but we will fight to the last, the very last, so help me God.
I am Solomon Ull Vincent—the Last Hunter and King of Antarktos—and I am prepared to face my fate.
 
JEREMY ROBINSON is the author of more than thirty novels and novellas translated into ten languages, including the wildly popular new novel, SECONDWORLD, as well as PULSE, INSTINCT, THRESHOLD and RAGNAROK, the first four books in his exciting Jack Sigler series. Visit his website at: www.jeremyrobinsononline.com
This was by far the best series I have read, loved the characters, one of the few times that I have read something that made me cry, laugh, and just enjoy myself. I waited until they were all published and then read all of them in 2 days! All I can say is this is some of your best work, and I have read just about everything you have written, keep it up!
Comment by kriste — January 19, 2013 @ 11:39 pm
Jeremy… this is the first time I’ve ever posted on your website, although I’m frequently on the site and have been a devote fan of your books for years. I just couldn’t help but give you some praise for sneaking in the chess team reference in onslaught. I don’t know what to think of that at the same time though, I doubt you will be having the two universes converge (for somewhat obvious reasons). But it still left me both happy and very amused, thanks a lot for essentially putting an “Easter Egg” in on of your books.
Comment by Marty — February 1, 2013 @ 12:00 pm
Heh. Glad you caught it and enjoyed it. There are similar Easter eggs in many of my books. I sometimes even include names of characters I know will be in future books. Project Nemesis, for instance, mentions the main character of an upcoming novel. And yeah, the two universes will never collide…though they technically could with what happens in Ragnarok.
Comment by Jeremy Robinson — February 4, 2013 @ 11:18 am