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Mack Bolan the Executioner #447
Missile Intercept
Within Striking Distance
It's no coincidence that Cuban missiles disappear at the same time two scientists are kidnapped from a conference in Mexico. And all the clues lead to North Korea. The country already has atomic bombs, and now they've got everything they need to perfect long-range missile technology. Unless Mack Bolan can stop them.
Determined to save the scientists and prevent a world war, Bolan learns he's not the only one with his sights set on retrieving the missiles. The Iranians are also after the technology, along with a North Korean army colonel and his ruthless assistant. With a killer on his tail, the Executioner has to eliminate the international threat…or die trying.
It's no coincidence that Cuban missiles disappear at the same time two scientists are kidnapped from a conference in Mexico. And all the clues lead to North Korea. The country already has atomic bombs, and now they've got everything they need to perfect long-range missile technology. Unless Mack Bolan can stop them.
Determined to save the scientists and prevent a world war, Bolan learns he's not the only one with his sights set on retrieving the missiles. The Iranians are also after the technology, along with a North Korean army colonel and his ruthless assistant. With a killer on his tail, the Executioner has to eliminate the international threat…or die trying.
192 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 1, 2016
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November 30, 2017
A little silly on the plot level (North Koreans stealing Soviet missiles from Cuba with the help of Iran and a greedy American -- hitting a lot of the obvious potential villains).
Still, the oneshot characters were nicely sketched out and there was plenty of action. A solid, if not exceptional, entry in the series.
Still, the oneshot characters were nicely sketched out and there was plenty of action. A solid, if not exceptional, entry in the series.
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