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Code Zero · #3

Operation Barbary Coast

by D. A. Hodgman · November 1992

6.5 / 10 average from 2 rated reviews

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The Team is an Aryan supremacist community led by a greedy, twisted fanatic whose racist agenda includes ripping off and blowing away drug dealers. Their pirating operation brings on the heat when they unwittingly murder undercover DEA agents. This one goes to agents Harry Wolfe and Carmelita Morales, who are pitted against the deadliest killers the other side of the drug war could put in the field.

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The Phantom 7/10 March 13, 2023
The last of the three book series here, and although it is my least favorite of them, it was still a good action story. A group of white supremist are the villains in this book, with the Centac agents sent to take them out for killing some of their agents. Another infiltration by Wolfe and as predicted things go wrong and mayhem then ensues. Plenty of good action, the best being the brutal final confrontations with hand to hand combat to go along with the gun battles. Some slow philosophical moments here and there and more long gun descriptions slowed the pacing from time to time, but when the story was in full swing it was great reading, but overall not as good a book as the first two.
ice_cracked 6/10 May 29, 2013
Huge disappointment after the first two titles in this series. Major reason is the Bad Guys who are a pathetic bunch of illiterate hillbillies more interested in guzzling beer and gaining their so called titles of distinction within their group by killing a DEA agent than being anything else but to feel sorry for. The leader of this bunch of misfits is no better a scrawny nothing of a guy who has master plans but is nothing more than a racist pervert trying to be a lot better than he is. Long periods of the title is padding where nothing happens and the reader has to plow through page after page of this waiting and waiting for something to actually happen. A further insight into the two main stars lives and feelings towards each other but who cares. Another fellow Code Zero agent is sent to assist them after their request which results in pages of stuff to read about him and his shady past for what? He doesn't even take place in anything and is just there to fill up pages with text. Very disappointing don't bother with this one.