Desperate Cargo

8.0 / 10 average from 1 rated reviews

Hunting ground. Infiltrating a Dutch human trafficking organization turns deadly when two undercover agents are tortured and shot. Protected by a complex infrastructure, the men behind the crime are untouchable under international law. But Mack Bolan isn't about to play by their rules. Bolan heads to Rotterdam where he is prepared to seek out his target and destroy the corrupt organization. The leaders of the group think they're invincible, but with the lives of women and children at stake, they are about to learn what it's like to be hunted by the Executioner.

Reviews (1)

ice_cracked 8/10 February 10, 2012

The subject matter of this title relates to people trafficking which along with drugs is guaranteed to get the Big Guy incensed and he is after this organization with a vengeance. I always enjoy when the leaders of these gangs are so ensconced behind the shadows with their fancy high paid lawyers and the protection of the laws of the land which they treat with contempt they arrogantly consider themselves untouchable but find it so hard to comprehend when someone comes along who just doesn't play by their rules and suddenly the realization dawns on them that whoa hang on this guy after me is serious. Simply stated the leader of the trafficking gang is a prick and you will come to hate him with a vengeance. Add in his chief of security who takes great pleasure in eliminating targets with his bare hands and you have a great couple of bad guys. The final section of the title in a remote castle featuring an unarmed fight between the chief of security and the Big Guy is stunning reading where the Big Guy is tested to the limits of his endurance. Highly recommended reading in this series.