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<\/a>This book<\/a> is definitely a better entry in the series than The Invisible Assassins<\/em><\/a>. Bolan doesn’t light a cigarette.<\/p>\n\tWhat he does do, however, is infiltrate a terrorist compound in the Colorado Rockies where an assortment of international bad guys are working on chemicals that will make people crazy hyperactive and self-destructive and also a chemical that turns them essentially into controllable zombies. Bolan infiltrates the compound, blows things up, rescues an attractive young lady, and then the book ends 20 pages earlier than I expected because the samples from other novels at the end have the title of this book in the header.<\/p>\n
\tIt’s very straightforward: Bolan comes and the assault begins rather straight away. There are cut scenes to Stony Farm which add nothing but padding. I can almost imagine adding them and the sample pages for four<\/em> other Gold Eagle books to get this volume to fighting weight.<\/p>\n \tHowever, in context of what it is, thinner and straightforward works. And although there’s not a lot of reflection, no Bolan War Journal entries, the book does have a bit of that flavor the previous installment lacked. It’s almost as though the author might have read one of the Bolan books before reading it.<\/p>\n \tAlthough if they could stop switching semi-automatic pistols to single fire, that would be nice.<\/p>\n