Hostile Force

by Mike Linaker · January 2013

8.0 / 10 average from 2 rated reviews

When two U.S. agents are executed and a third goes missing, the government can no longer deny that one of its units has been compromised. A mole is passing on sensitive information to an international human trafficking ring, putting the agency's people in jeopardy. To plug the leak and rescue the missing operative, Mack Bolan will have to go in under the radar and take on the crime syndicate solo. But Mack's not the only one looking for the missing man. The syndicate has hired a professional "cleaner" to finish the job. Trained to kill and armed with unlimited resources, Bolan's opponent is definitely a tough-and debatably a worthy-adversary. But the Executioner has his own plans for cleaning up the organization, and he's going to start at the top of the chain.

Reviews (2)

Gunslinger 7/10 September 6, 2016

Like the previous reviewer said, an old-fashioned Mafia-type outing for Bolan. Helping out the OrgCrime unit in England take down a multi-national cartel, Mack hits them hard and fast. Slightly above average for most of the book, things went into overdrive with the last 40 pages. Bolan is captured and has to mount a daring escape with the help of the sister of an OrgCrime agent. Nothing out of the ordinary, but Linaker always comes through.

david s 9/10 January 2, 2013

this book reminds me of the old days went mack fought the mafia years ago. he finds out a friend of his in danger and goes find him before the mob does and trys to keep the guy sister safe but ends up freeing her from them. all over theres action from start to finsh and if you like these books this one you must have.