Ricochet

A very exciting book that makes me want to go out and try to track down the follow-ups. Kasner is a good writer in this series and comes through with a good blend of action, plot and dialogue. I rate Rust right up their with John Trent with the allies that have thrown in with the Stony Men over the years.

The author did a bang-up job of cramming together so many storylines into an Executioner novel without getting bogged down with a lot of description. The action was heavy-duty, the chemistry between Bolan and his 'love interest' very believeable and steamy, and plenty of suspense to boot. Good dialogue, too. A fine effort.

T.J. Hawkins is my favorite guy in Phoenix Force and this book put him front and center, having him get a chance to go up against the guy who screwed up his military career while he was serving in Somalia. In these books you usually don't get much sense of the character's history but this was an exception. And all the surrounding action and plotlines were well-crafted, too, which made me really want to read it through in one sitting. My only real problem was that with Bolan and Able Team and Phoenix Force and all the folks back at Stony Man Farm having their hands in the story it was hard to keep track of everybody, but I think this is just the nature of the beast in Stony Man books. IT was cool at the end of the book where the bad guys wind up getting hit by missle they thought was headed somewhere else.