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Executioner · #270

Judgement Day

by Mike Newton · May 2001

7.2 / 10 average from 6 rated reviews

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MORTAL FRIENDS A blood pact between a corrupt CIA spook and an ex-KGB official is about to nuke the Cold War back into grim reality, and the eleventh hour finds mack Bolan on the final battlefield in Russia, his brother Johnny as his comrade in arms. If their luck runs out, it will mean global slaughter with deadly aftershocks. Cut off from his sources at Stony Man, frozen out by allies who may have crossed the enemy line, Bolan places no bets on who'll be standing when the last shot is fired. The Executioner has fought tough odds before and come through standing. Whatever is waiting when the smoke clears, he's ready - even if it's an old friend.

Reviews (6)

ice_cracked 1/10 July 29, 2006
COME ON am I the only person reviewing this title who has actually read the trilogy ? Okay for two and 3/4 of the trilogy we have read how Hal and Stony Man farm have refused any information to Mack on his current assignment. Why is Hal doing this ? We have read this is possibly the end of the farm. We have read who would stick with Mack and who wouldn't. Okay Mack against Hal? Pol and Gadgets are certainties and I'm thinking Carl also. Phoenix Force well who is not going to stick on Mack's side i'm thinking no-one. But why is Hal doing this ? I can't wait for the answer but after Stony Man finally comes across with some relevant info to enable the finish of the operation we are served up with some half arsed comments from Hal "gee I shouldn't have listened to them." And then at the end we get some "listen Striker I don't know how to say this but?". And Mack says "then don't." EXCUSE ME I for one would very much like to know what was behind the whole story of the trilogy.....
Gunslinger 5/10 May 18, 2002
This book by Newton didn't really excite, and didn't have me in suspense. It moved along okay, but it was just like a ton of other Newton books by having things we've seen before: The Bolan brothers getting places to hit from someone, and going about hitting them. I didn't like them being saddled with a CIA agent. I'm being generous with "5", but in the end, after a decent start, it was just a middle of the road Bolan.
Tim 9/10 November 29, 2001
Newton at some of his best. If you have not read my reviews of the previous 2 books, please do so before reading this... Newton finally appears to have found where he wants this story to go (I believe that it was a struggle to write the second book of this trilogy). Ther characters become much more interesting in this one. Great finale to a trilogy that should have been a duology.
G-force 10/10 May 9, 2001
Great book! Mack and Johnny fighting side by side is too cool. What a team they make. This series was one of the best I've read in a while. Good work Mike Newton.
RONIN 8/10 April 8, 2001
Good ending to an O.K. trilogy
Russ 10/10 April 6, 2001
Great finale! The bad guys were really interesting in this triolgy and more so in this book. Mack and Johnny kick the living daylights out of them. Awesome! Very impressed!