Typical of the series, a little oddity of a story as in the Death Merchant is protecting Castro from being killed by the Russians and being replaced by a Russian double. Rosenberger was never a great writer but with his very unusual turn of phrase and foot on the gas action all the time narratives, he is never boring.
Recommended if you are already a fan, it is typical of the series and author. Would be hard to recommend to a casual reader, he is hard to get into, an acquired taste for sure.
An unusual entry in the series so far, this one has Richard Camellion hustling to save the life of Fidel Castro, who is the target of an assassination plot by the KGB because he wants to improve relations with the USA! Keeping in mind that this book was originally published in 1974, it still doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but if you can get past that, it's an enjoyable entry in the series.
Another men's adventure series from the 70's. This one has just as much violence as the rest but less sex. Also this one is somewhat different as it has much more SiFi and supernatural story lines than others. Think of a bloody X-files in a way. Recommended