The Return of Hunter S. Thompson An Untold Story of Nazi Hunting

Very simply, it was time to bring back Hunter Thompson. The question was what would he do?
I thought he would enjoy coming back as a Nazi hunter. Something he would be good at.
A commitment he would gladly make. So I have given him that opportunity. And guess what. He does not disappoint. He is 100% on board, along with his childhood friend Jordan.
Non je ne regrette rien. No regrets.
This book is a memorial to the real Nazi hunters who dedicated their lives to finding the war criminals of the Third Reich who escaped justice at the end of World War II.
Their efforts have been herculean. Thank God. They have shown the world the level of commitment needed to bring war criminals to justice.

The author J. Michael Moriarty never knew or met Hunter Thompson. Moriarty was learning how to become a reporter while HST was crashing the boards at the Rolling Stone with Fear and Loathing.
He went to law school after journalism school, hoping to become an investigative reporter. That didn't happen, so Moriarty started practicing law in his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska.
Recently, Moriarty has redirected his efforts to writing again. First came the Hemingway stories (Hemingway's Retreat and Hemingway's Return to England).
Now he is bringing back another legend from journalism and the culture wars.
Doctor Gonzo. Hunter Thompson. The author hopes to write a series of books on Hunter Thompson as a young Nazi hunter. The first book is The Return of Hunter S. Thompson, An Untold Story of Nazi Hunting.
Moriarty believes Thompson would have been a steadfast Nazi hunter if he had the opportunity to pursue that vocation. The author gives him that chance.