Assassin's Code

Super Bolan #146

by Chuck Rogers

There's a brutal new player in the Middle East–a mysterious group of radicalized assassins unleashing havoc. When a U.S. envoy is slaughtered, Mack Bolan picks up the hunt in the Afghan mountains, the first leg of a mission to stem the flow of spilled blood across a shattered region…and the world. In a sophisticated undercover operation that spans the borderlands and urban battlefields of Iraq, Pakistan and India, Bolan and a handful of operatives attempt to do the find and terminate the revitalized Islamic murder cult. Reborn from an ancient sect, the group merges ancient terror with modern technology. As dealers of death for the hard line ruling Mullahs, the Council of Assassins plots a new global caliphate…with a calculated first strike aimed at the heart of the United States.

320 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2011

Reviews

[Paul Berner · Rating 5 out of 5]

Assassins Code

Interest in read from start to finish. The story is hard to put down. The book makes you keep on reading to find out what is next.

[Deborah Balsham]

I just noticed that I read a different Assassin's Code! :) I read the one by Jonathon Maberry. As always with his books, it was a fast-moving, terrifying action romp. It had H bombs and conspiracy going back to the crusades. You sorta have to turn off your politically correct feature to read the Joe Ledger books, but they are wildly entertaining. I'd like to see Joe Ledger and Jack Bauer team up.