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by
Brad Thor's
series about
Scott Horvath:
#1
The Lions of Lucerne,
#2
Path of the Assassin, #3
State of the Union, #4
Blowback,
#5
Takedown
REVIEW
by
James Rollins:
Sigma Force series
#1
Sandstorm, #2
Map of Bones,
#3
Black Order,
#4
The Judas StrainREVIEW
by
Stephen Coonts
and Jim DeFelice:
Deep
Black
series:
#1
Deep Black,
#2
BioWar,
#3
Dark Zone,
#4
Payback,
#5
Jihad
The Destroyer:
by Warren Murphy with Richard Sapiror and few other. Remo is trained to be
an assassin to protect the U.S. Constitution outside the law. The older
books are a sweet look back at the 70’s and the newer ones a right on target
and Warren has started a second series 'The New Destroyer'… even better.
#1 Created, The Destroyer,
#2 Death Check,
#3 Chinese Puzzle
,
#4 Mafia Fix,
#5 Dr. Quake
...
#140 Dark Ages,
#141 Frightening Strikes,
#142
Mindblower,
#143 Bad Dog,
#144 Holy Mother,
#145 Dragon Bones
NOW:
#1
The New Destroyer: Guardian Angel &
#2
The New Destroyer: Choke Hold
Barry
Sadler's Casca:
The Eternal Mercenary
The
Casca series is incredible; the Roman soldier that speared Christ on the
cross was cursed to live forever as a soldier. There is some great
historical data and edge of the seat stories. Most are out of print but can
be found at
www.barrysadler.com
&
www.casca.net
run by the new author of the latest two books:
#1
The Eternal Mercenary,
#2
God of
Death,
#3
The War
Lord,
#4
The Panzer
Soldier,
#5
The
Barbarian,
#6
The
Persian,
#7
The
Damned,
#8
Soldier
of Fortune,
#9
The
Sentinel,
#10
The
Conquistador,
#11
The
Legionnaire,
#12
The
African Mercenary,
#13
The
Assassin,
#14
The
Phoenix,
#15
The
Pirate,
#16
Desert
Mercenary
#17
The
Warrior,
#18
The
Cursed,
#19
The
Samurai,
#20
Soldier
of Gideon
#21
The Trench
Soldier,
#22
The
Mongol,
#23
The
Liberator,
#24
The Defiant
by
Paul
Dengelegi,
#25
Halls of
Montezuma
by
Tony Roberts,
#26
Johnny
Reb
by
Tony Roberts
Sean Drummond Series
by
Brian Haig:
Read them for the Drummond
character.
#1-Secret Sanction,
#2-Mortal Allies,
#3-The Kingmaker,
#4-Private Sector,
#5-The President's Assassin,
#6-Man in the Middle REVIEW
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