Red Horse (Don Pendleton's the Executioner)

Rating:
Summary: Instant classic for series
Review: For longtime fans, "Red Horse" brings back some of the classic Don Pendleton feel to the series, while managing to clearly depict a new kind of street warfare -- one that requires Bolan's distinctive talent to touch. The audio version of this book only serves to heighten and highlight the tension, the dramatic battles, the car chases, and the sense of justice being served, Executioner style. I read the print version first and considered it a classic for the series, one that I'd recommend to someone who was interested in getting into the series, and the audio version does an excellent job of dramatizing an already great story.

Rating:
Summary: Instant classic for series
Review: For longtime fans, "Red Horse" brings back some of the classic Don Pendleton feel to the series, while managing to clearly depict a new kind of street warfare -- one that requires Bolan's distinctive talent to touch. The audio version of this book only serves to heighten and highlight the tension, the dramatic battles, the car chases, and the sense of justice being served, Executioner style. I read the print version first and considered it a classic for the series, one that I'd recommend to someone who was interested in getting into the series, and the audio version does an excellent job of dramatizing an already great story.

Rating:
Summary: I couldn't put it down
Review: This book was really exciting. It kept me wondering what would happen next, and if Mack would find out what was happening. He obviously did, and terminated the threat with style. I like that.