See full review on the Atlanta Journal-Constitution website:

Savannah author Stephen Hundley has inflated a wild and visceral world into existence on a barrier island off the coast of Georgia in his debut novel “Bomb Island.” Among the native flora and fauna dwell a dwindling commune of eclectic humans and a herd of feral horses hunted by a full-grown tiger — while a rogue atomic missile sits just off shore. Fourteen-year-old Fish carries the poignant story as he comes of age, struggling to define his manhood and discover where he fits in society...

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Bomb Island can be described in many different ways. It’s a coming of age story, a travel tale, an animal story, a tale of dysfunctional families, a mystery , a suspense novel and more! The characters are very well described and easy to picture in the story. I was surprised by the many twists and turns that happened. I enjoyed this book! I read it because it was featured at Square Books . So glad I did! 1 Robin Thompson46 3

Hundley’s debut novel did not disappoint! Colorful characters and gritty coastal setting. Not all coastal island living is glamorous and this made me love the rough barrier island setting even more. Hundley knows his setting having lived near the area in his youth. Definite coming-of-age story, but action and twists I wasn’t expecting made me emotional. And I was not expecting that. Bomb Island will stay with me long after I’ve closed the pages. Ezekiel CarsellaAuthor 2 books5

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