The Hunt Club

Growing up in the mid-50s and early 60s was a time for exploration in the undisturbed wooded suburbs of northeastern Ohio. Some boys are rebellious, some are troublemakers. Augy and Finch were hell-raisers. But foolish pranks led to serious criminal behavior. Stealing, fighting and destroying property became a way of life for the two “blood” brothers. Finch was Augy’s best friend and as young boys, they were inseparable. Finch was the instigator, the planner, the one who never got caught. Augy was fascinated with explosives, violence, and sex. As teens, pressure from his family to attend college slowed Finch’s downward spiral, while Augy’s penchant for getting into trouble left him with the choice of going into the military or going to prison. On a cold winter morning in January, 1964, the boys took a last hunting trip to reminisce and say goodbye. They were both leaving the next morning-Augy, to the Marine Corps and Finch to Ohio State. On that day, panic from an unexpected encounter led to an event that would test their friendship and change lives forever. Twenty five years later in La Jolla, California, two lives that went in opposite directions have come full circle and their past will come back with a vengeance.

Author Biography

Bob Feinstein has always been a storyteller. Like many people, he always had the desire to write a book. The concept for The Hunt Club began many years ago after having been inspired by a novel written by a well-known author known for his stories of cops, criminals, high-flyers and low-lifes. Like most of us, however, years passed by and life got in the way of finishing the manuscript. Suspense, murder, sex, love, blackmail-what else do you want in a book? Bob’s goal was to get his hooks into you and drag you along by engaging your imagination in an unconventional way. He certainly hopes you enjoy his book-he had fun writing it-and he is optimistically anxious to see the movie…