Will

For the last few years I've been working on collecting Don Pendleton's original 38 and was amazed when I found this one sitting in a used book store. I read Miami Massacre over the span of two days and must say it is now one of my favorite Mack Bolan books of all time! It was especially nice to see Bolan making another friend in Cuban exile "Toro" and them seeing themselves in one another. I would recomend this to anyone.

This wasn't a bad novel but it wasn't one of the better Executioner's either. The mood set off by this novel was more like that of a thriller/suspense novel than an action adventure book. I think the story could have done with out the large giant wearing the latex mask to keep people away from the castle. They also spent to much time telling the story from perspectives other than Bolans. During those times a full page or more would contain to much info or what the character was thinking. But the gun fight at the end was very entertaining. Once again I just wish that they would have done more of the book from Mack Bolan's point of view and the end could have been better.

This is one of my favorite Executioner novels after Don Pendleton's original 38. Probably my favorite part of this one is the fact that Johnny Bolan is so important to the story. You see he is beggining to have doubts as to why his brother is continuing his constant crusade. But after falling in love with an Isrealli woman and her brutal murder he is reassured why his brother fights the way he does. You really see Johnny blossum into a man in this book, and while he is no where near the combatant his brother is he has become an exceptional one by any standard. This book is a must read!