Crossfire Kill

M.I.A. Hunter #11

by Jack Buchanan, Stephen Mertz

Europe Held Hostage!
In Paris, a German government official is shot and killed in the streets. In Frankfurt, an American general is kidnapped from a U. S. army base. Both jobs are carried out by skilled professionals, experts in the field of international terrorism. And it is only the beginning.


By the time Mark Stone arrives, with Hog Wiley and Terrance Loughlin on his rescue team, the streets of Europe are slick with blood. A ruthless ex-Nazi has assembled the ultimate terrorist squad–trading Eurodollars for death on a rampage of calculated violence. Now, they are holding a woman captive–someone who is dear to the heart of one of Stone's men.


This time, it's personal. And even the most savage champions of Hitler's legacy will not survive the flaming vengeance of...
STONE: M.I.A. HUNTER.


He made a difference in Southeast Asia... Now, his most electrifying adventure! 

196 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 1, 1988

About the author

"Jack Buchanan" is a pen name of Joe R.Lansdale, Stephen Mertz, Michael Newton, and Bill Crider.

Reviews

[Josh Hitch · Rating 3 out of 5]

I thought this one was the weakest of the series so far, but still an enjoyable read overall. More of a slog in parts. This time the team is tasked to go to Germany to take care of a well funded terroist group before the Secretary of State shows up for a diplomatic visit. They go about it with their usual zeal.

Recommended if you are reading through the series, no reason to skip it. Though if you are just diving in and out then pick another one.

[Wayne · Rating 4 out of 5]

It seems that a high-ranking officer of Germany during World War 3 figures out that Hitlers dream can never come true. So, he turns to terrorism instead. He's rounding up all the factions in West Germany and plans to do as much damage as he can. Internal struggling and Stone and his team make that choice difficult as well.

This one was pretty short at just 170 pages. There really was no down time. Either someone was plotting something or carrying out those plans. This one keeps away from the jungles and prisoner of war camps, like the last couple of books, he makes the whole world his battlefield.

[Connie Hamby · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very good book

If you like good action books you will love M.I.A Hunter books three more to go and I have read all of them

[Lawrence R Harris · Rating 5 out of 5]

This story was as good as the previous ones I read in the list of Stephen Mertz books. Great a little unlike the ones in the Jungle.

[Sam Carpenter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Worth reading

Interesting story about intriguing story, keeps you reading. These three men are not human their super soldiers forsure. They walk on water.
Rock on!