The Terrorizers

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Review #1

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Donald Hamilton published The Terrorizers in 1977. The author wove elements of current events into his “behind the scenes” story to add depth and realism: in this case a gang of terrorists planting bombs in the USA and Canada. In the mid-1970’s there were several protest groups planting bombs and training guerrilla warfare. Some of the victims of the real-world “liberation armies” included the rich and famous.

In The Terrorizers Matt Helm wakes up minus memories of his past. He learns that he has a fiancé and is a photo-journalist. And then things happen that make him wonder who he really is–a trip to a mental institution, several deaths, mysterious phone conversations, and brushes with organized crime. It is a romp through Vancouver and being captured by the enemy not just once but twice! Three hospital visits.

Donald Hamilton was one of the few action-adventure writers possessing extensive firearms knowledge. The gun stuff is pretty much on, from revolvers to submachine guns to shotguns stoked with #1 buckshot to the .30 caliber bolt-action repeating rifle with telescopic sight.

Review #2

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Yeah, the old gag, but in this case done fairly well. A lot of the story revolved around the wonders of memory, and what it can be like if they’re gone. Great action as only Matt Helm can provide. I’m not looking forward to coming to the end of the series but I won’t stop reading these books until I have. It’s amazing how Helm’s viewpoints reflect what has been happening and is still happening in the U.S. I’ve read every Matt Helm–I wouldn’t use any of the descriptors listed.

Review #3

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I read all of the books in the series back in the 60’s and 70’s as paperbacks. I was thrilled to see them available online now on my Kindle. I have re-read all of them and prescribed to the new issues from Titan books. I can’t put my tablet down when I start a new one. Super reading.

Review #4

Audio The Terrorizers narrated by Stefan Rudnicki

Like all Matt Helm books this involves the tough guy Matt Helm who is very effective in dealing with bad guys who have America’s struck Chin in mind and he is also effective in dealing with attractive women and he lives a dangerous life and does not hesitate to take out the bad guys quickly and effectively. Whenever this book was written is up-to-date now because it deals with terrorists in the terrorist threat. He has a refreshing for Sophie about terrorists and terrorism. Need I say, he does not like terrorists! All the matt helm books are excellent. This one was not one of the best, but it was still a good read.

Review #5

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In the Terrorizers, the eighteenth book in the Matt Helm series, Hamilton returns to a plot-line that he first used in 1954 in Night walker – – that of amnesia and espionage mixed together. Here, Helm, who was a long-time member of a special assassination squad, finds himself in a Vancouver hospital, with a different name, a different background, and a beautiful fiancée. He simply cannot remember anything about what preceded his admittance into the hospital, including his entire life. There are hints that everything is not as it seems – he has bullet wounds over his body that are unaccounted for – scars that his war record does not include. And, someone calls and tells him that he is Helm.

The story takes Helm to a torture chamber, to a psych hospital, and into a world where fringe groups are out to destroy anything that reeks of establishment even if that means planting bombs and hurting innocents. His own role in these endeavors is not entirely clear to him, but his body remembers the skills he learned over his long career.

This is an excellent book and is filled with Hamilton’s trademarked matter-of-fact realism which made Helm, at least in literary form, one of America’s most beloved spy heroes, one who did not need the latest fancy gadgets or supersonic vehicles to do his work.

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