The Mercenaries: Mad Dogs and Englishmen

Mercenaries #3

by P.W. Storm

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.

304 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published March 25, 2008

About the author

P.W. Storm is a pseudonym used by Peter Telep

Reviews

[Jeff Furgerson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been reading several books by this author. Lots of adventure and this Mercenary gang based out of the Philippines includes former Marines and a Navy Seal along with other characters, This book includes train scenes across Russia. Being a former military man having served in both the Marine Corps and Army , I found this book very entertaining, Really like this author he is a great writer wjhen it comes to adventure.

[Walt Mccluskey · Rating 3 out of 5]

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This is the second of the books I have read by Storm and seems to be "if you read one you've read them all". Continual action but a little more casual than I liked for the body count. Almost like the plot for a Sly Stallone movie. I will probably wait awhile before reading another one.