Striker

though it was written recently, it was my first Bolan book. Man it was good. I finished it in 2 days (had to eat and sleep). I liked to see them Arab terrorists get shot up. It was kinda scary how the terrorists simply waltzed into our country with a cobalt nuke in a crate. Some freak could pull that off and there wouldn't be no Mack Bolan there for us. That was cool how that Sefu guy could get out of his house when the FBI was watching him and he just observed closely to figure it out. They had the lights off and everything and that loser still figured it out. I'd recommend this book, even to a first time Bolan reader.

Well, I think it was a good action packed Bolan book. I found it hard to follow the characters, especially the bad guys, but hey they're gonna get lit up anyway.The Institute place, i never got why that was there, but i guess i didnt need to.Wouldn't recommend it as a 1st time Bolan book, but its still pretty good.

I thoguht this book was just like "Night Of The Jaguar", which I thought it was one of teh best Stony Man books. The story was too predictable, he used a lot of teh exaxct same, or almost same text as in "Night Of The Jaguar". I thought that the author could have been more creative, especially since he wrote this book and "Night Of The Jaguar". I hope I don't have to warn readers about a Don Pendleton book again...

One of my favorite SBs(Flames of Wrath is another). It was fast-paced with alot of action and kept me going. I could hardly put it down. The plot was different, too. Not only was Mack fighting the Camorra, but he also had good opportunity to drop some high class mafiosi dudes.

Slick, stylish writing. I thoroughly enjoyed the book. Bolan is excellent working alone and also with April Rose. There are memorable moments in the story that are suprisingly vivid and well-paced. A classic, by all means, Flesh Wounds is a great addition to your Mack Bolan collection. Stay Hard.