Pacific Creed

6.0 / 10 average from 2 rated reviews

Hawaiian Nativists launch a campaign of terror throughout the islands in what appears to be a white slavery ring. With female tourists disappearing and the bodies of U.S. servicemen lining up, Mack Bolan goes in to stop the violence. But Bolan soon learns the attacks are only part of a bigger threat and a countdown to the final strike has already begun. Handicapped by witnesses too afraid to talk, Bolan teams up with a Hawaiian to infiltrate the splinter group or be killed in the attempt. To win their trust, Bolan will need every tactic in his arsenal. But surviving their trial by fire won't be easy. The terrorists are trained warriors and they've already marked Bolan for death. Judgment day is coming and the Executioner is prepared to fight until the bitter end.

Reviews (2)

Gunslinger 6/10 September 6, 2017

Another one of Rogers' kooky rides with Bolan teaming up with some oddball characters like a wild, Filipino gangster and a transgendered gun moll. Some Hawaiian extremists are set for a terrorist attack and Bolan has to go undercover, where we learn about some truly weird rituals and hear a lot of gangster lingo. Some of the battles were fun, and the banter was entertaining, but overall a little heavy on the "odd" factor. Brutal final battle with Hawaiian giant leaves Bolan totally beaten and battered as is the norm with Rogers' books.

Jeff Criswell 6/10 August 3, 2014

This book had great action scenes when there was action in the book. Unfortunately the author felt a need to have too many scenes of male bonding and banter between main characters. Over half the book just descibes the characters making jibes at each other such stuff. The book also ends to suddenly where Mack Bolen says at the very end "We need to get healthy, Koa. Back in fighting shape. This isn't over". The book just leaves the reader hanging.