Return to Rwanda: A critical mission to Africa plunges a soldier back into the horror of his past

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At the heart of Rwanda and Eastern Zaire, the raid began and lasted just a few minutes. The crackling of fires die, and the only sounds that can be heard in the compound were of the occasional bird shrieking from the jungle and the crashing and screeching of the local monkey troop…

E. J. Hunter served in the British Army for twenty-five years, much of it with Airborne Forces. Upon leaving the military, he worked in the City of London for a short period before starting his own consultancy business. He retired early so that he could concentrate on his long-held passion for writing.

With his rich and eventful experiences in the army, Hunter had a wide array of things about which to write. He chose the setting of the refugee crisis in Rwanda and Eastern Zaire for his fiction novel ‘Return to Rwanda’.