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SuperBolan · #125

Hard Passage

by Jon Guenther · March 2009

8.7 / 10 average from 3 rated reviews

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Maximum yield Acting as unofficial backup to a CIA mission, Mack Bolan is ready for action on the frozen streets of St. Petersburg, Russia. Soon a mix of blood and intelligence creates a picture of a deal brokered between militant Russian youth gangs and jihadists- aimed at the United States. Bolan plays the game he's played and won countless times before: shake up the enemy's infrastructure, derail its timetable and declare total war. But the fuse is lit- all the way to the streets of Portland, where America's most violent gangs are being armed and primed to unleash the enemy's ultimate, shocking agenda ....

Reviews (3)

ice_cracked 9/10 January 21, 2011
Excellent title here which will certainly entertain you. I very much enjoyed the plot in this one which lifts the title above the bucket loads of previous titles which have none and you can actually enjoy reading this add in some good/interesting characters and you have a fine read indeed. Action scenes whilst not nonstop were inserted often enough and were of a very good quality to satisfy. Good read Highly Recommended
Bob Winslow 8/10 March 25, 2009
Excellent story. A Lot of thought went into creating the characters. Good running and gunning along with some brain work. It was nice to read a super bolan that did not get boring and then just end with the bad guy getting shot. This one kept my interest and was a good read. I still would like to see more action with Bolan And his Blitz.
Solomonster 9/10 March 8, 2009
some spoilers: After reading Guenther's impressive Executioner entry this month, I went straight to his SuperBolan entry, expecting it to be just as good or even better. I wasnt disappointed. Again, the action sequences are well done, violent, and exciting, as well as numerous. I thought the fight in the pool at the end was intense. The whole cast of characters were well-developed, especially Leo, Sergei, and Kisa and her father. Overall, another great entry by Guenther.