Jean Paul

This was the first Executioner book that I have read and I found it very enjoyable. I really liked the fact that theJuggernauts were almost immortal and would go from place to place just simply killing criminals.

Buy far, this is the best Executioner book that I have read yet.

This is the most blood filled Executioner book that I have read yet. But not very believeable. Mack Bolan just can't die.

Man, what a deadly book I was kept in awe through-out the whole book.

This book is awsome it has everything I would want in an Executioner novel, and the last fight at the end of the book was very well written indeed. One thing though, don't you think that Mack gets over the loss of loved ones in such a nice manner?

This book was awsome, it had almost everything that I would want in a Executioner novel and the last big battle on the Stoney Man Farm was realy enjoyable to read.

The death of the traitor, John Phoenix going back to being Mack Bolan and all of the fights (with guns or otherwise), bring one word to mind: SPECTACULAR.

Because I am the first to write about this book I just want to say that this was a very different type of Executioner novel. I liked the fact that Mack had none of his normal weapons to start the mission off, and that he had to play the whole mission by ear. A very enjoyable read.

I have to agree with gunslinger. A very nice way to end his war indeed.

I disagree with Gunslinger. I think this story was well written; my only regret was that Ironman never kicked the Gamemaster's fat, pudgy ass into next month.