Nir Gadon

Namer Bamidbar Nir Gadon

"A tiger would not get into a trap. It is a clever and cautious animal. A lone creature, roaming the fields by itself and hunting for survival. The male has no responsibilities. Provides for himself only. Meets a female solely for mating and reproducing, and has no interest in his offspring." A clue to finding the predator throws us into a journey with Nahshon, a landscape architect with a military past, who leads a group of men on a quest to capture the lonely tiger. A journey of love and unfulfilled passion sparks off dark memories in our hero's past, sending our story into a vortex. Who's hunting whom? Who is the prey? Nir Gadon (R. I. P), 55; married with four children, born and raised in Kibbutz Nativ HaLeh in Israel, F-16 combat pilot, El-al airline captain and a volunteer in the police force. Alongside his daily job, Nir nurtured his love for drawing, bike-riding and recently writing. After exploring this new-found passion with short stories and a novella, he embarked upon a journey into his first novel, "Namer Bamidbar."