"Sniper's Eyes is a perfect modern thriller... well told, graphic sex and violence... politics, some of it joyfully .incorrect'... you might even learn something."
-- John Barsness, author of THE LIFE OF THE HUNT

"...well written and enthralling."
-- Thom Mount, Executive Producer: RKO Pictures

"Sex, violence and intrigue mixed with hi-tech firearms. A 'grabber' from the first page! You won't want to lay it down until it's finished."
-- J.D. Jones, Founder: SSK Industries, Firearms Master

"...a rollicking feast of guns, gear, and "black ops" intrigue in the tradition of Tom Clancy, set against a sobering backdrop of high-tech bioterrorism. A fictional future that may become only too real."
-- Ed Siemon, Firearms Journalist

"As good as any Tom Clancy novel; maybe better."
-- Steve Schwarzer, Master Bladesmith; 1999 W.W. Scagel Award Winner

"Spies, sex, and sniping... masterful story-telling, a 'must read' for every shooter."
-- Major Paul Jons, Retired: USAFSS, Tiger Force, RVN, 1970 - 1973

In Vienna, a computer tape is stolen from the Jewish Documentation Center and is offered for sale to the highest bidder. In New York City, the family of a sabra is killed in a bombing. On the Severyn River, close to Washington, D.C., the home of a retired Naval Captain and Viet Nam era sniper is assaulted. A cannibal recruited by an ex-KGB agent leaves Africa on a mission to kill one woman.

Seemingly unconnected events begin a bloody search for the bioterror weapon which could change the balance of global power and kill more people than the influenza epidemic of 1918: estimated body count; one hundred million dead world wide in weeks. Genetically altered plasmids are not fiction, they are in production today. A story of past hate and treachery, love, sex, violence, tomorrow's bioterrorism, and the sacrifice that allows free people to remain free; Sniper's Eyes will scare you, thrill you, and ultimately, warn you.

This is a work of fiction. All characters are fictional. All incidents portrayed in this work are purely the fictional creation of the author. The eminent threat of bio-terrorism is not fictional.

An interview with author Terry Reibling

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J.T. Riebling has been a shooter for over forty years; a competitive shooter for over twenty years. His articles have appeared in numerous firearms publications. He is the winner of the 2000 Erskine Caldwell Award in Short Fiction.