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    Hunter
    Hunter
    Hunter
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    Hunter

    By Jacob Mossberg

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    Ronald Woods is a truck driver, and he is the best driver in his company, because he never sleeps, thanks to the methamphetamine he takes. However methamphetamine is not Ronald Woods's only addiction, he is also addicted to murder.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJacob Mossberg
    Release dateSep 23, 2018
    ISBN9780463070963
    Hunter
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    Jacob Mossberg

    Jacob Mossberg is a native of Norway. He holds a bachelor degree in electronics engineering from Oestfold College. Before he decided to become an engineer he has worked as a bartender and bouncer, salesman and he spent 2 years as a fisherman on a long-liner. He has worked with prototyping of mobile hydraulics and ROVs. He has recently, as of 2015 entered the world of fiction writing. He is married and have a 7 year old daughter. When not writing he plays the guitar. He has as of September 2018 gone back to writing after an almost 3 year hiatus. He is the kinda guy that appreciates a review whether it be good or bad. He believes it makes him a better writer... Jacob Mossberg publishes through Smashwords.com

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      Hunter - Jacob Mossberg

      Hunter

      By Jacob Mossberg

      Smashword Edition

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      This e-book is free to download and free to distribute privately in its entirety. Altering the contents and/or charging the reader is prohibited.

      Ronald Woods is on Autobahn 6, closing in on Kaiserslautern, in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. He crossed the French-German border about an hour ago, he's heading north, to Poland.

      Ronald Woods is a truck driver, and he is the best driver in his company, because he never sleeps, thanks to the methamphetamine he takes. However methamphetamine is not Ronald Woods's only addiction, he is also addicted to murder.

      In the 27 years he has driven across Europe, he has killed a large number of hitchhikers, several prostitutes and the

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