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The Executioner #30

Don Pendleton

1971176 pagesabout 3–4 hours
1971
first published
  • 1971Pinnacle Books · 187 pages · ENGISBN 9780523004068
  • 1971Pinnacle Books · 188 pages · ENGISBN 9780523004051
  • 1972Pinnacle Books · 181 pages · ENGISBN 9780523004099
  • 1977Pinnacle Books · 176 pages · ENGISBN 9780523401508
  • 2000DH Audio · ENGISBN 9781552044247
  • 1972Pinnacle Books · 187 pages · ENGISBN 9780523004082
  • 2002Gold Eagle · 224 pages · ENGISBN 9780373642861
  • 2003Gold Eagle · 224 pages · ENGISBN 9780373642984

The Executioner targets New York’s five families, who are about to go political Mack Bolan escapes England unhurt but unarmed, praying for a quiet homecoming. This ex­–Vietnam sniper, whose war against the Mafia has taken him around the globe, should have known better. Four mob heavies surround him as he gets off the plane, but it only takes a moment for the man known as the Executioner to take one of their guns as his own. He fights his way to the helipad and lifts off on a short trip to Midtown. The skies are quiet, but the mob will be waiting when he lands. Injured in his escape, Bolan takes refuge with a trio of kind young women, who nurse him back to health as he discovers a Mafia conspiracy to take control of the nation’s government. His European vacation is over, and it’s time for the Executioner to go to work.

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