Defense Breach

by Peter Spring, Don Pendleton, Sandra Marton

A group of insiders has stolen a top-secret code that could compromise the entire U.S. defense system. Mack Bolan is called upon to track the security breach, only to discover he's too late. With half of the code now in the possession of a radical terrorist group, the stakes have suddenly been raised and U.S. aircraft carriers are sitting ducks in the Persian Gulf. The terrorists have joined forces with a Las Vegas crime family, and Bolan must infi...

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 037364356X
• ISBN13: 9780373643561
• Release Date: July 2008
• Publisher: Gold Eagle
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 2.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

MANITOBA TO PERSIAN GULF TO LAS VEGAS TO SPAIN BACK TO THE PERSIAN GULF WITH MACK BOLAN

The reader really covers some ground, getting around, in this number 356 book of The Executioner series, starring Mack Bolan. Live large! Hey, in 20 years of reading these Gold Eagle action/adventure books, this is one of the better reading books it's been my pleasure to come across. For me, it truly was one book I could not put down. The author is one Peter Spring and I don't recall reading much by him before, but he put together one of the better Bolans of all time in my opinion. We're dealing here with several software engineers who sell out to terrorists, trading codes that protect our aircraft carriers in exchange for 21 million dollars. The terrorists fulfill their part of the bargain by killing everyone possible, however, they only end up with only half the code. From here Mack and Hal Brognola, the big Fed, take up the trail to prevent that last half of the code from reaching the terrorists of the Persian Gulf. It is a race with time running out for the good guys. If you have read any Gold Eagle books before you know they deliver, or maybe you just enjoy action/adventure novels, well, this is a book a lover of action/adventure should not pass up. While it may not necessarily sound that enjoyable, once into it the book will not let you go until the last page, page 187. Best in reading. Semper Fi.