Published Work
Hunter's first book, Eight Lives Down, was published in October 2007. It covers the four-month period he served as a Bomb Disposal Operator in Iraq. Its sequel, Extreme Risk - published in May 2010 - charts his journey into bomb disposal.
Hunter has also co-written two teenage novels with children’s writer Steve Cole. The first - Tripwire - was published in April 2012, and its sequel, Deathwing was published in July 2011. His name 'Chris Hunter' is a pseudonym.
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