Suicide Attack

C.A.D.S. #9

by John Sievert

Colonel Dean Sturgis, shocked to the core by the death of his wife, Robin, in the explosion of Fort Carson, becomes a fighting machine gone mad. Instructing his C.A.D.S. to die rather than surrender, he leads them into a suicide mission against the Soviet foothold in America.

224 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 1990

About the author

A pseudonym of Ryder Syvertsen

Reviews

[Jason · Rating 4 out of 5]

After the last fiasco (ie paperback #3 the unseen piece of garbage) I decided to hand pick the next book. This one got the nod. So a bit of history first: this was one of my favorite series as a kid in the 90s when nuclear Armageddon was still fresh in our fears. 30 years late and I can still enjoy this book, though its views on women, minorities, and science make it a little less lustrous than it once was. This is a book that you will have fun with if you can set aside modern sensibilities.

7' tall armored spacesuits brimming with weapons walking the nuclear husk of America killing any and all Russians that come within view. That's.... kind of the entire synopsis of this whole series.

[Little Timmy · Rating 3 out of 5]

Average apocalyptic adventure story. This one has the rebels using really cool computerized armor to fight with. Recommended