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The Mercenaries: Mad Dogs and Englishmen
By P. W. Storm
Publisher: Harper
Number Of Pages: 304
Publication Date: 2008-04-01
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0060858095
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780060858094
Product Description:
Michael "Mad Dog" Hertzog lived for soldiering—but he wasn't willing to die following the orders of bureaucrats and incompetents. Now he and his private army of warriors-for-hire are doing war Dog's way.
Hertzog's right hand man has vanished . . . along with $30 million of Mad Dog's money. The evidence says a trusted British merc has gone rogue, but there may be a different, more virulent form of treachery at work here. There are answers waiting aboard a train racing east from Moscow, carrying Russian gangsters, stolen Siberian diamonds, a shadow team of Iranian agents . . . and a pair of nuclear warheads. Suddenly the stakes have gotten perilously high for Mad Dog, his team, and the world . . . as time ticks rapidly away on a terrifying plot to bathe the Middle East in nuclear fire.
Summary: Mad Dog's final romp
Rating: 5
He's baack! P.W. Storm, aka Peter Telep, unleashes his Dog for a third and final romp down the rut-filled exit-less freeway of life on mercenary lane.
Mad Dog's jumped the pound fence and he's hydrophobic. Brit-buddy Bippy's shagged with the Dog's gheetas and a fistful of priceless Imperial Green Jade.
Take a ride on the Orient Express where Mad Dog and Bippy find out they're not the only explosive duo clickety-clacking between two rails.
It's about moolah, jade, diamonds, and nukes! Okay, it's all about the nukes.
The team pulls up help from low places to get away with this one.
By P. W. Storm
Publisher: Harper
Number Of Pages: 304
Publication Date: 2008-04-01
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0060858095
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780060858094
Product Description:
Michael "Mad Dog" Hertzog lived for soldiering—but he wasn't willing to die following the orders of bureaucrats and incompetents. Now he and his private army of warriors-for-hire are doing war Dog's way.
Hertzog's right hand man has vanished . . . along with $30 million of Mad Dog's money. The evidence says a trusted British merc has gone rogue, but there may be a different, more virulent form of treachery at work here. There are answers waiting aboard a train racing east from Moscow, carrying Russian gangsters, stolen Siberian diamonds, a shadow team of Iranian agents . . . and a pair of nuclear warheads. Suddenly the stakes have gotten perilously high for Mad Dog, his team, and the world . . . as time ticks rapidly away on a terrifying plot to bathe the Middle East in nuclear fire.
Summary: Mad Dog's final romp
Rating: 5
He's baack! P.W. Storm, aka Peter Telep, unleashes his Dog for a third and final romp down the rut-filled exit-less freeway of life on mercenary lane.
Mad Dog's jumped the pound fence and he's hydrophobic. Brit-buddy Bippy's shagged with the Dog's gheetas and a fistful of priceless Imperial Green Jade.
Take a ride on the Orient Express where Mad Dog and Bippy find out they're not the only explosive duo clickety-clacking between two rails.
It's about moolah, jade, diamonds, and nukes! Okay, it's all about the nukes.
The team pulls up help from low places to get away with this one.