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Executioner · #440

Killpath

by Douglas P Wojtowicz · July 2015

5.0 / 10 average from 3 rated reviews

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A powerful Colombian cartel goes too far when they torture and kill a DEA agent. Tasked with dismantling their operation and taking out their leader, Mack Bolan heads to Cali with an unlikely ally a convicted murderer known as the Witch. The former cocaine dealer has an axe to grind with the cartel's kingpin, and she's willing to go along with Bolan's plan as long as they avenge her sons' deaths in the process. But sending the woman in as bait works too well. Outnumbered and outgunned, the two will need more than their combat skills to dodge the bullets. If they're going to survive this Colombian street war, they'll have to trust each other and work as a team, even when it seems the end is near. The cartel may fear the Witch's revenge, but the Executioner will make them dread justice.

Reviews (3)

Gunslinger 8/10 November 15, 2016
I suppose I got more out of this than the previous reviewers. I thought it was classic Bolan. The action never let up and the set pieces were exciting. If you want to say it was like a first-person shooter game...okay, a lot of gunplay and stuff getting blown up. Grenade launcher mayhem was the high point as Bolan totally destroys a drug cartel from bottom to top.
Jenkins17 3/10 September 14, 2016
Very disappointed in this book. Never got moving, plot not very good. Mack never real got into any trouble with the Cartel. Have been a Bolan reading for many years, this book didn't draw me into like the other ones.
Eric Troup 4/10 March 6, 2016
This was a very by-the-numbers Bolan book. No suspense, not even any real conflict, since the bad guys never even get anything close to the upper hand. Gun porn at its finest , but that's as far as it goes. I've read many books by Douglas P Wojtowicz, and have come to expect much better from him. I mean no disrespect to him personally or as an author when I say this feels like he phoned it in. Disappointing, to say the least.