Cyberthreat

by Phil Elmore · March 2020

8.0 / 10 average from 1 rated reviews

AVAILABLE AS EBOOK ONLY Data terrorist Javier Octavios has wired his heart to a "data bomb" that, should he be killed, would decimate the security of some the worlds most powerful countries, including the United States. Now, its up to Mack Bolan to keep the man alive. No easy feat, as rival factions from North Korea, Russia, Iran, Octavios own group and even Octavios himself, are attacking Bolan at every turn. With so many targets, one man shouldnt nearly be enough to save Octavios... unless hes The Executioner.

Reviews (1)

Jonathan 8/10 December 30, 2022

After the previous two duds that I read, I am happy the third book was much better. Cyberthreat is an ebook and is very short and in places felt tightly packed in, it sometimes needed room to breathe. But it was a fun adventure and contained 10 times more action than the Stony Man i recently finished. Sure, Bolan had armies of nameless baddies to fight which he does so with ease and I wondered how the Russians and Koreans got so many guys into America. The villain, if we can call him that, had a sense of humor, even when Bolan is pushing him around. And I did like how the boastful Iranian hitman was shown the error of his ways and was totally outclassed. So, fun, lots of explosions, a lot of over the top action. Give this one a read!