Final Coup — MackBolan.com

Final Coup

7.5 / 10 average from 2 rated reviews

With the current president on the run for war crimes, an emergency election is called in Cameroon. But will the two candidates live long enough to see Election Day? Assigned to protection duty, Mack Bolan soon learns the politicians aren't the only ones in danger. There's a traitor in their midst who won't stop until Bolan and his team are dead. Ambushed at every turn and a constant target for snipers, Bolan knows that flushing out the enemy won't be easy- especially when everyone is a suspect. With millions of lives and the fate of Cameroon's government at stake, he's determined to stop the fight before more blood is shed. With no one to trust, the Executioner knows there's only one way to beat the killers at their game: destroy them before they destroy you.

Reviews (2)

ice_cracked 7/10 March 26, 2012

Well off to Cameroon this time for the Big Guy and a CIA operative who turns out to be a very good side kick add a host of Secret Service agents where the President has done a runner fleeing multiple charges of you name it and snap elections which have been called and the two front runners have to be protected until the election can happen. The title mainly focuses around the search for the ex President on the run by the Big Guy and the CIA agent with assistance of the Prime Minister and a host of minor characters. Some very good action scenes ensue in the hunt where the ex Pres just manages to escape every time. The rest of the title well it progresses okay but nothing which stands out and finishes in a satisfactory manner. So up to you reasonable read in the series which will pass some time for you until the next one.

BolanFan 8/10 March 14, 2011

This was a great book featuring the Executioner's task of maintaining the protection of two presidential hopefuls in Cameroon. As usual in "Executioner Series" fashion, Bolan doesn't get of the airplane before bullets start flying and grenades begin blowing. This was another solid effort that had enough action and suspense to keep you wanting to continue on to the next page. Throughout the Final Coup, there was enough bait & switch by the author to keep some uncertainty in who Bolan's allies were. A great job by Jerry VanCook and I definitely look forward to his next effort in the monthly series.