Don Hunter Books

Don Hunter's writing is deeply rooted in personal experience and narrative storytelling, with his early career in northern British Columbia inspiring both a television movie and a subsequent miniseries. His later work includes a collection of short stories that was shortlisted for a prestigious prize, showcasing his ability to craft compelling human tales. Hunter's distinctive voice emerges through his keen eye for detail and masterful narrative approach, drawing readers into vivid and resonant worlds.

Snow Leopard
Stories from the Roof of the World
230 pages
9 hours of reading
Focusing on the enigmatic snow leopard, this collection presents compelling first-person narratives from scientist-adventurers who share their experiences and insights about this elusive feline. The stories highlight the challenges and triumphs of those dedicated to understanding and protecting the snow leopard, set against the breathtaking backdrop of its mountainous habitat. Themes of adventure, danger, and discovery intertwine with a message of hope for the future of this magnificent creature, offering readers a profound connection to both the cat and its advocates.
Wind Horses
194 pages
7 hours of reading
Set against the backdrop of a treacherous cattle drive, a young cowboy named Rusty faces deadly threats from a ruthless gang led by two brothers, Frank and Slade. As they pursue wealth at any cost, Rusty must confront his own values and the teachings of his loving missionary parents. With the stakes high, including the safety of his beloved Mandy, he must tap into his forgotten past for the strength and wisdom needed to protect his crew and survive the brutal frontier.

Snow Leopard

Wind Horses