Bishop's War (Bishop Series Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
His father and grandfather were hunters. He spent his childhood in the forest with them and they taught him what he believed were the three keys to success. Be prepared, be patient, and be quiet. Preparation meant training your mind and body and planning for the unexpected. Know the terrain. Study maps or see it firsthand. Always have extra food and water in case of emergencies. Always look for an edge by finding the weakness in your prey and using it to your advantage. Never carry less than three weapons. Patience meant knowing how to wait. Though contrary to the nature of modern man, the ability to wait for the right moment for hours, even days, is one of the most critical requirements for the successful hunter. Always focus on the target with calm and clear intentions, but never lose an opportunity by rushing or acting too soon. Quiet. Quiet was the hardest. He would spend days upon days out in the wild with his grandfather without a single word being spoken.
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