The Rabbit Hunter: The Battle of Greece

Praised by veterans, historians, and the families of the men who were there.

ATHENS, APRIL 1941. Adolf Hitler has conquered most of Europe and is turning his attention to the Balkans. Twelve unstoppable German divisions are unleashed on Greece. Standing in their way, on the imposing slopes of Mount Olympus sacred home of the ancient Greek gods, are soldiers of the New Zealand Division. Among them: Second Lieutenant Neil Rankin, a sharpshooter and citizen soldier from the South Island, about to learn the bitter lessons of the true cost of war.

Long before New Zealand's southern region became famous for pinot noir and adventure tourism, it was home to rugged individualists who believed everyone deserved a fair go. Faced with Nazi aggression and a threat to their way of life, they volunteered in droves leaving their sheep stations and small holdings to do their bit, just as their fathers had done twenty-five years before.

The Rabbit Hunter: The Battle of Greece accurately follows the timeline of what happened when the bullets started flying, filled with heartwarming characters, gut wrenching action, and the humour, farce and tragedy experienced by men at war.

"Exceedingly well written, easy and enjoyable to pick up but difficult to put down" - Reader review.
"A superb action piece- Worth has a future in this type of writing." - Nevil Gibson, National Business Review book reviewer
"The most graphic, masterfully and expertly written books i have ever been privileged to read." - Reader, 75 years of reading.

Book 1 of the complete Rabbit Hunter trilogy
Book 2: The Rabbit Hunter II - The Battle of Crete
Book 3: The Rabbit Hunter III - Crete the Aftermath

Available in paperback, Kindle and Audible audiobooks.