Ride of the Razorback

by Ray Obstfeld · February 1984

8.0 / 10 average from 1 rated reviews

With reckless skill, Dagger goes for the throat Japan's most ruthless killers on the eve of a crazed kamikaze attack. The dying words of a murdered friend have thrust war correspondent Christian Daguerre into the most incredible story- and deadly challenge- of his life. With the help of an exotic Oriental beauty, Dagger battles his way through Tokyo's underbelly to discover its most dangerous secrets. From the boxing ring of an international competition to a samurai ambush at the corporate offices of a powerful conglomerate, Dagger chases the truth. And the truth damn well hurts!

Reviews (1)

ice_cracked 8/10 May 11, 2013

Another excellent fast paced action packed title to be read here. If you enjoy hand to hand fight scenes there are two contained within this title where either would be worth the purchase price of the title by themselves but both are here. Firstly against a samurai assassin in a fellow reporters apartment especially the bathroom (amazing what you can do with toothpaste, toilet paper, deodorant spray and a cigarette lighter). The second located on a roof top of a high rise building against a professional boxer featuring a flag pole both superb reads. Excellent finish with a couple of surprises to be had well one of them certainly I never saw coming anyway. Again recommended reading on both titles of this mini series.