wayne

an excellent book to read it stays true to the executioner line the only complaint i have is 1 they killed april off and 2 how they did it

Great book ,needs to be available sooner in stores.

A fun read, with a potentially memorable character in Anderson. And, yes, I wouldn't be at all surprised to find that the producers of The Peacemaker had read it.

I found this a better-than-average Bolan book. Alan Philipson, the writer, even reminds me a bit of Don Pendleton in his technique of using brief but effective scenes to make the care even about the minor characters, even when they're bound to get bumped off within a page or a chapter (and there are *plenty* of such characters in this book). Having said that, I have to say that the story did seem rather undeveloped in places, with some characters and situations that, IMHO, had significantly more dramatic potential than was used. But this is only a quibble. In all, I enjoyed this book quite a bit, and I'd recommend it readily. This is the first book I've read by Philipson, and I'll be looking for more.