Blue Smoke and Mirrors

by Will Murray · October 1989

5.5 / 10 average from 2 rated reviews

Now You See It... Someone - or something - is walking right through the walls of America's top nuclear missile facility, and walking off with some of the world's deadliest secrets. Someone has mastered an unholy power that makes Chiun believe in ghosts. Someone has perfected a mind-defying magic that beats anything in Remo's bag of tricks. Unless Remo can take his eyes off the chest of a buxom beauty with a chip on her shoulder...unless Chiun can come down to earth from the sphere of the supernatural...America's nuclear safety and her two supreme defenders will be victims of a disappearing act...

Reviews (2)

Gunslinger 6/10 June 26, 2020

The boys meet their match? Fairly entertaining entry has them after an invisible entity that's stealing missile parts, blue jeans and steaks. Remo trying to explain baseball to Chuin was truly hilarious, as was their banter throughout the whole book. Add to that a busty Air Force investigator who bickers endlessly with the duo kept this one lively. Surprisingly, no one dies, but still a decent effort.

Dorian McCann 5/10 February 1, 2002

This one is a bit silly. Will Murray who authored the books at the time this one was written must have been in an extra kooky mood. A suit that lets someone walk through things? Remo and Chiun chasing the bad guy and he hides inside the trunks of trees? Not exactly up to standard. Sorry, but this one gets a lucky five.