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A great novel. One of the first of his forays against Augie Marinello. From this point on the battles with the Syndicate get quite bloody and fierce. A must read...

An interesting novel, not quite as good as its predecessors, but still entertaining.

A great novel. The battles on the casino floors were quite entertaining, and the introduciton of Grimaldi at the end leads to more interesting adventures.

A great novel. This campaign was quite vicious at times, ravaging the Mafia playgrounds. Gives more substance to the Jack Grimaldi character.

Good novel, though it had a few too many plot elements... The epilogue was a good lead in to the next novel.

One of the most violent books in the entire series, but the plot justifies it. The Mafioso Canabalis that holds these two dear human beings have underestimated our hero and pay for it in spades.

A great book. The plot reveals a dark conspiracy that threatens the highest points of America's fiber. The novels twists and turns lead to a fantastic ending.

A good book. The battles in this novel were well thought out and quite interesting. The entrance of the three Able Team warriors is an interesting twist in and of itself.

A good read, and had some exciting plot twists. The cliffhanger was brilliant, and well-written.

Quite interesting, but not as great as some of the others. Much of this probably can be laid at the feet at this Peterson character, as even Mr. Pendleton himself could not stand to read more than a few pages! However, it can be a good read for those action lovers out there, as there is plenty of that.

A good read. Seems to start off pretty much at the end of #15, as Pendleton did not consider Sicilian Slaughter part of the actual flow of books.

Great read. Another of the Bolan forays against an insidious tendril of the Mob inside one of the American institutions. This time its that of oil, and the money that can be made in it.

A good book. A good set up for the role camoflauge that follows in the novels, as well as gives Bolan the "Frankie" name. I would suggest it for anyone...

Not as good as its predecessors, but it is quite interesting. The first novel set in a foreign land, the twists and turns could be somewhat confusing. If I had a choice, I would recommend that readers read from the beginning of the series to gain a background before reading this novel.

The British campaign in the original 38, this book was better than the fifth novel. Had a few intriguing turns and plot elements. A must read.

A great read. This novel gives a preview of what is to come: Interesting reading.