This review is written with a GPL 3.0 license and the rights contained therein shall supersede all TOS by any and all websites in regards to copying and sharing without proper authorization and permissions. Crossposted at Bookstooge.booklikes.blogspot.wordpress.leafmarks.tumblr.com by express permission of this reviewer Title: Savage Fire Series: The Executioner Author: Don Pendleton Rating: 3 of 5 Stars Genre: Thriller Pages: 138 Synopsis: Leo Turin is apparently under a kill order from the Mafia and someone knows he's a fed. And someone in the feds is a dirty fink linked to the mafia. If he stays, he dies, if he leaves, he dies. Mack doesn't turn his back on his friends. And if it means killing even more outrageous amounts of mafioso, then so much the better. My Thoughts: Really enjoyed this one. The head of the Mafia, whom Mack spared [even while blowing his legs off] a couple of books back, is fighting for what's left of his life and his position. Leo is caught in the crossfire and nobody knows who is fighting for who because of the veil of secrecy the mafia uses. But Bolan won't be stopped. He kills, he destroys and in the process he sets up Leo to a new mafia lord who can feed the Feds even more info. Everyone but the Mafia wins! Man, I love it when the badguys get moyduhed! " ( )

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Der var sat en kontrakt på Mack Bolans ven Leo, manden, der var både Mafiachef og hemmelig agent for FBI. Morderne var ude, de var mange, men hvem var de, og hvem havde sendt dem?
Pludselig var Hævneren midt i virvar af hektiske intriger og voldsomme ildkampe, og han forstod intet - indtil ...
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Too much talking, plotting, and "intrigue" as Bolan returns to his home town to help his old buddy, Leo. Not much action or fun.
Hopefully this will be the last time Bolan dresses up as a high ranking Mafioso and waltzes behind enemy lines. It's getting old. ( )