Carnage Code

Mack Bolan the Executioner #348

by Jerry Van Cook, Don Pendleton (Series Creator)

When the CIA intercepts a coded message that reveals the delivery of nuclear materials to Sudan, the U.S. decides to investigate this North African hot spot. Mack Bolan's hard probe exposes a renegade faction deep within the Sudanese government that's planning to nuke its Ethiopian neighbors into oblivion―an event that could lead to global war.

Bolan is greeted in a hail of bullets as he enters Khartoum with a young journalist and an old spy as backup. Going on the offensive, he must smoke out an enemy operating undercover in the country's law enforcement, intelligence and diplomatic agencies. With a lethal shipment of plutonium to track down, the Executioner wastes no time using the kind of hard-core diplomacy that gets the job done.

224 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published November 1, 2007

About the author

Jerry Van Cook is a rare breed, a former street cop, detective, undercover narc--a veteran and expert on all things survival, street safe, crime prevention and personal protection. He's old school meets new school. Jerry is college professor smart, research-hungry and an author of many books chock full of life-saving information. He's a thinking man's go-to-guy on tactics. In addition to his real world crime-fighting experience, Jerry is also the author of countless Stonyman men's action adventure books. He also teaches classes on writing at an Oklahoma University.

Reviews

[Donald · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed the story but the inclusion of the inexperienced journalist into so many dangerous situations was so unBolan like and Mike Blea, great character, name is too close to Mack Bolan and gets confusing who is doing what