Action, adventure, mystery, courage, romance, gunplay, explosions, exotic locales... "Paris Under Siege", "Paris on Fire", "A Death in Dallas", and "Terror on East 72nd Street" has them all and more. E.E. Hunt, a retired Episcopalian priest, is the author of these adventure novels inspired by his church assignments in Paris, Dallas and New York City.

• A link to an online book review of Paris Under Siege on the book's page.
• A conversation transcript about Paris On Fire on the book's page.
• A book review of Terror on East 72nd Street on the book's page.
• A conversation transcript about A Death in Dallas on the book's page.
• An audio conversation about Dr. Hunt's books on the About the Author page.

A New Yorker undercover, a New York female reporter, an embassy political officer, a female Muslim seek to stop an Algerian terrorist from destroying five American institutions in Paris, France. Fatima saves Charles in the desert and when they reach Paris, they join forces with the others in a thriller full of suspense and vivid desriptions of Paris.

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In the Casbah of Algiers an Algerian terrorist recruits radical Islamists to incite violence in the suburbs of Paris, to kidnap the American Ambassador, and to destroy the Eiffel Tower. Aboud, who survived the havoc he caused in Paris Under Siege, is again up against the four musketeers: a female Muslim heroine, a woman New York reporter, an undercover New Yorker and the political officer of the American Embassy.

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A U.S. Army hero wounded in the Iraq war finds his true self helping a female victim of human trafficking in Dallas return to her home in Mexico. With a private detective and the detective's fiance, the foursome confront the gang responsible.

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A violent encounter on East 72nd Street in Manhattan begins a struggle between US Federal agents and Canadian terrorists who seek to destroy the Statue of Liberty. The knifing in New York city results in a game of cat and mouse which takes the reader to the Catskill mountains, Vancouver and Victoria, an abandoned 1844 Brooklyn rail tunnel which leads to a stolen water front fireboat. Unexpected confrontations will keep the reader's attention glued to the last page.

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