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Executioner · #457

Dying Art

by Michael A Black · December 2018

7.0 / 10 average from 1 rated reviews

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AVAILABLE AS EBOOK ONLY! Two high-ranking American customs officials are murdered at a luxury Mexican resort, and the rare artifact they were investigating goes missing. Was the motive terrorism? Mack Bolans ultra-honed instincts say something far more sinister is at work. And when he rescues a possible witness to the crime, The Executioner also becomes a target... Bolans merciless hunt for the truth pits him against a vengeful Mexican drug lord and a brilliant weapons contractor and puts him in the crosshairs of a cutting-edge weapon designed for ultimate carnage. Now he must not only protect the witness, but two major world leaders and hundreds of innocents. And to do so, The Executioner will wreak hard-core, scorched-earth justice...one explosive showdown at a time.

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Jonathan 7/10 June 17, 2019
I kind of liked this one but at the same time it felt lacking, perhaps due to page constraints. The drug lord's henchman, Tragg, was a great villain and I would have liked a more protracted scene between him and Bolan towards the end. The plot was a little convoluted and the art work of the story is a bit of a McGuffin as it has little relevance to the overall plot. The author still does not get Grimaldi and portrays him as a mouthy sex mad nut who is incapable of being professional. Unfortunately the ending was a bit rushed and the death of the drug lord a bit to convenient.