The long-awaited reissue of the book that introduced mystery fans to bodyguard-turned-investigator D Hunter.
“A gritty noir set in the world of New York City’s hip hop culture,
The Accidental Hunter
introduces bodyguard-for-hire D Hunter . . . The violence and chaos that follows proves George to be the equal of his forebears; it’s hardly a surprise that the book is dedicated to ‘Coffin Ed, Grave Digger, and Easy.'”
—CrimeReads
, selected by Luke Geddes as one of 10 Books About the Mysterious World of Audiophiles “Great reading for the criminal-minded” —
Vibe
marks the debut of D Hunter, Nelson George’s unforgettable bodyguard-turned-PI whom
Library Journal
calls “ . . . as world weary, yet steadfast, as Philip Marlowe.” A security specialist who thrives off of Manhattan’s nightlife, D Hunter is the man people turn to when they need help without drawing the attention of the NYPD. When a rising R&B star is kidnapped, music manager Ivy Greenwich hires D for an unusual assignment. Things go well, and D thinks he’s done. But Greenwich has other plans: he wants D to escort mega–pop star Bridgette Haze around New York City’s top hip hop clubs to give her an edgier, more urban image. Hunter reluctantly agrees, and he soon finds himself both falling for Haze and in urgent pursuit of a mysterious kidnapper, all while battling his own thirst for revenge. Like the subsequent novels in the D Hunter Mystery series—T
he Plot Against Hip Hop
and
The Lost Treasures of R&B
—
is a fast-paced, noir-tinged mystery fueled by New York City’s hip hop culture.