From the mountains of Argentina the losers of WWII are making plans for the Fourth Reich. But when the Destroyer's brain is downloaded, he almost puts an end to the idea. Adolf Kluge plans to save the dream with a centuries-old treasure. But then, the Master of Sinanju may have different plans.
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Jim Mullaney is the ghostwriter, author or co-author of 27 novels, including four books in the New Destroyer series. He has written for Marvel Comics, is co-author of The Destroyer series guide, The Assassin's Handbook 2, and has a short story, Beauty Is As Beauty Dies, in Moonstone's new Green Hornet Casefiles anthology. He is currently working on the second book in the Red Menace series, Drowning In Red Ink.
His latest work, One Horse Open Slay, is available now from Amazon.com
There is a Facebook page for Jim's previous book, Red Menace, at http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Red-Menace/265941103430338
Jim's website is located at http://www.jamesmullaney.com/
He can be reached via email at housinan@aol.com and he is on Facebook as James Mullaney.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Great, if a bit uneven in spots.,
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This review is from: Failing Marks (Destroyer #114) (The Destroyer, 114) (Paperback)
It's obvious the Destroyer series is back on track. This book isn't the best Destroyer novel I've read, but it is by no means a bad book. There's something for almost everyone here--some great scenes with Remo doing what he does best, some great scenes with Remo and Chiun doing what they do best (whether you feel that's bantering and annoying the hell out of each other or killing, they're both served up in spades here), a treasure hunt, clones, hints of things to come, twists, turns, cave-ins...whew!...) I look forward to reading more from Jim Mullaney. Way to go, Jim, ya dun good.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Looks like the destroyer is in good hands,
By A Customer
This review is from: Failing Marks (Destroyer #114) (The Destroyer, 114) (Paperback)
It was iffy for awhile but the new author has got a good grasp of the essence of the series.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Remo and Chiun tie up the Neo-Nazis of IV--in classic style.,
By Kurt Schulenburg (screech@mc.net) (Woodstock, IL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Failing Marks (Destroyer #114) (The Destroyer, 114) (Paperback)
A fitting conclusion to a trilogy that gave us more of the classic Remo and Chiun. An insightful peek into the House of Sinanju, a treasure hunt, clones, Nazis, killings--all are present and served up in the style that true Destroyer fans crave including the Yin/Yang of Remo and Chiun's father/son love/hate relationship. The magic is back in the series--and the ending gives us enough clues to see that more is on the way!
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