Season of Slaughter

by Douglas P. Wojtowicz

Bolan severs the deadly ties that bind. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 037361506X
• ISBN13: 9780373615063
• Release Date: July 2005
• Publisher: Gold Eagle
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Mr. Bolan is Angry...

Season of Slaughter may not be considered a horror novel to many, but an action novel with big guns and fights and all that kind of stuff that action novels are famous for, but to me I see a real horror in the book. Season of Slaughter deals with terrorism at its highest level, and when I mean highest level, you're talking about the deaths of hundreds of innocents. It all starts out when two men known as Dark and Adonis attack and airport. Two men-only these two men-kill thousands, one slaughtering people on the main floor of the airport while the other is blowing up planes. When Stony Farm-an elite military force-is called in to try to stop them, one of the men ends up seriously injured and in the hospital. Mack Bolan is pissed. Mack Bolan is the main character of the novel, and he will stop at nothing to avenge the friend that was put in the hospital and the hundreds of people that were killed in one single night. He has every reason to take down this terrorist faction, and he will spare no mercy to anyone who gets in his way. Doug Wojtowicz, the ghostwriter for this novel (and several others, mind you,) knows how to anti up the suspense just when he needs to. It's a book that you won't want to stop reading, and even if you're not a big action fan, this one will make you change your mind about the genre. I wasn't all that big for action, but he knows how to do it well. I highly recommend Season of Slaughter for anybody who wants a good horror/action read. (Note: It shows the author as Don Pendleton, but it is ghostwritten by Doug Wojtowicz.)