War Everlasting

by Jon Guenther · December 2015

7.0 / 10 average from 1 rated reviews

A flight carrying military service personnel goes down in the Bering Sea, and the rescue team vanishes without a trace. Called in to investigate, Mack Bolan goes undercover in an Alaskan fishing city and hones in on a criminal empire fronted by a ruthless union boss. Bolan targets their prime operations one by one, and goes up against their army of criminals. On a desolate ring of islands, Bolan discovers that a reactive volcano isn't the only force about to blow. A Russian mercenary and his group of fanatics are working to destroy America's network of military bases and kill unsuspecting soldiers. But the Executioner is going to turn up the heat on this frozen hell and obliterate this lethal plot with pure molten payback.

Reviews (1)

Jonathan 7/10 July 20, 2025

The final novel in the SuperBolan series. I was ultimately disappointed in it. There was no bang, just a fizzle of a cancelled series. A regular novel that had Bolan jumping around different locations in Alaska, engaging in page filling shootouts that didn't move the story forward and laying siege to the bad guy's mansion, an event that has happened oh so many times before. But what did disappoint me was that this is a sequel to SuperBolan 140: Infiltration. The story is heavy on the theme of revenge and you really need to have read Infiltration to understand who some of the characters are and why they are so upset with Bolan. I have the novel but I have yet to read it - but the disappointment is from the fact that no where on the cover is there a mention of a returning villain / organisation. Meanwhile the villain's plot involves somehow crashing a military plane because...reasons and capturing a US coastguard cutter because it has some sort of technology on it (we are not told what) and the bad guys want it but it is never mentioned by the good guys. So it was a bit incoherent. But kudos for the title and I am surprised it wasn't used before.