Fire Eaters

by Ray Obstfeld

Bolan's survivalist role turns to harsh realtiy. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373610939
• ISBN13: 9780373610938
• Release Date: August 1986
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 252 Pages
• Weight: 2.95 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Bolan up against the wall

Mack Bolan gets news that an old Vietnam buddy has been murdered, by his own son. Bolan finding it hard to believe that a son would kill his own father without provocation decides to go undercover at the military school the boy attended to look for answers. The mafia boss for Las Angeles has gotten word that Bolan is in town and hire a hitman's college student son who wants the joy of Bolan's pelt. There are also KGB agents out looking not just to kill him off but to get ahold of a mind control drug two teachers at the academy managed to stumble across to use for information brokering. With so many factors and a thin margin for error on his part Bolan is facing the toughest odds levied against him.

A Terrific Departure

In this second generation Execution offering, Mack Bolan make a departure from battling the KGB, terrorists and the mafia and come into contact with a domestic menace on par with his horrific, international villains.We enter the personal life of a college student turned professional assassin. The battle that ensues between this unlikely anti-hero and the Executioner is well written, exciting and suspensful. The characters are more personable than most through the series and are well developed, honest and realistic.If you are in the mood for domestic intrigue and an arch-villiam as implacable and uncompromising as any Mack Bolan has ever faced, this is a must read. The fact that the assassin is an All American college student make it all the better.