Reviews by
NemesisKnight
4 reviews
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Synopsis : TheRed Dragon Trilogy : Fire Lash This book is about chinese mobster's hooking up with the communist in china, for money and greedy power in the west. Which is what foreign espionage is world wide, every country. The Executioner, takes on a roll of taking out a 'cadre of an elite group' of triad member's in North America, and in London, England. He truly is nothing but a 'brutal executioner' in this book! and I felt bad for one of the north american chacters, while Bolan is in a Waco Rampage! Other then that the saga of making money off of "china white", Hookers, Illegal Alien Trade, mixing that in with foreign spies was a 'well plotted' novel, a 'seed' for the trilogy and you can really tell that you need to read "Steel Claws" to get a closure on the first book of the Trilogy. Which I have page 1 opened right now. Steel Claws set in europe looks good, hopefully the plot thickins and explains in detail the "Deal" with china's goverment agents and these thugs. I like Bolan and his expert team members helping him! Their is nothing like that in this book? But they are on their way to europe. -
Devil's Guard : Masterfully written! a hide-and-seek game about Neo-Nazis and 'FATMAN' in peaceful rebuilding europe. The main charcter, evil genius heinrich heine is behide the scenes, that controls a Brotherhood of Doom, ready to unleash its evil 'FATMAN' plot on the world. The enemies in the book was as dirty as 'Group of Crack House Pimps'! every page was like weaving through thick blades of tall grass in Cobra country! and the main Cobra, was 'Heine', and he bit his own henchmen more then Bolan had ammo. Heine wins the wack-job of year award for sure! Could have been a true great archnemesis in a trilogy! This book scores a 9 because of the indepth science and history info, craftly intangled into a brilliant page-turning subplotting bolan novel. -
I started "The Power Trilogy" out with the second installment. Which was just fine with me. I haven't yet found a book that can compare to the action and intrigue as "Plague Wind"! "Target Command" was just as good when it comes to the fighting scences, and the different nations in which the close quarter combat battles taken place in. The different agencies fighting with Mack Bolan and crew. I must admit, I enjoyed the sex in the book!, a good 'twist', in a blood splattering in the face 'Mack Bolan' novel. I give it a nine, you start out with a bang in africa on to israel, germany, briton and russia, and their is about 300 rounds in this clip! Their is computer stuff inside it [has read somewhere else that digital audio tapes or DAT can hold 10,000 books in digital form and anyone carrying a single music cassette bought in a store could carry the entire computerized files of the Stealth Bomber inside the music. and it would be completely and totally imperceptible, as well as hiding a message inside of photo's, would like to read about hiden messages in digital photos in one of these books! has some one else? starting to read tactical response and their was a lot of computer play their.] I also enjoyed reading about germans in 'Target Command' as good guys, instead of nazi schizo's! Well he is kinda german. : ) It's a good punch in the nose, for the real hard core fighting in "Plague Wind". I just bought Destiny's Hour and Judgement in Blood is going to have to go get the third installment of the Power Trilogy!. -
I thought the book was "Perfect"! with bio-warfare in current news. It was stupendously written, the plot was as thick as a choking bioreactor in some Iraqi factory. Great indepth foreign combat scenes, the whole story was so insidious and cunningly sinsiter, I was on the edge of my seat for the whole weekend, from the first to the last page. The weapons used in this book, I wrote down and looked them up! totally awesome us of gun weaponary. I would recommend the "The Executioner: Plague Wind "The Power Trilogy" for any "First Time Reader"! Big Fan, Great Webpage.