The Terrorizers is the 18th book in the Matt Helm series, written by Donald Hamilton. This spy thriller novel was published in 1977 and follows the adventures of the titular character, Matt Helm, a former government assassin turned private investigator.

In The Terrorizers, Matt Helm finds himself entangled in a complex web of international intrigue and danger. The story begins when Helm is approached by his old friend and fellow agent, Joe Gall, who asks for his help in investigating a series of mysterious terrorist attacks. These attacks have been targeting prominent political figures and key installations around the world.

As Helm delves deeper into the investigation, he discovers that a secret organization known as “The Terrorizers” is behind these acts of terror. Led by a ruthless mastermind named Karl Klinger, The Terrorizers aim to destabilize governments and create chaos on a global scale. Their ultimate goal is to seize power and control over the world’s resources.

Helm’s mission takes him across various countries, from Europe to the Middle East, as he follows leads and uncovers the true extent of The Terrorizers’ operations. Along the way, he encounters dangerous adversaries, including skilled assassins and double agents who will stop at nothing to protect their organization.

As Helm gets closer to unraveling the truth, he realizes that not everything is as it seems. Betrayal lurks around every corner, and he must rely on his instincts and training to survive. With time running out and the stakes higher than ever, Helm must confront The Terrorizers head-on and put an end to their nefarious plans.

Donald Hamilton’s The Terrorizers is a gripping espionage thriller that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. With its fast-paced action, intricate plot twists, and well-developed characters, this book showcases Hamilton’s mastery of the genre. Fans of the Matt Helm series will find themselves immersed in another thrilling adventure filled with suspense and intrigue.

• The Terrorizers

• By: Donald Hamilton
• Narrated by: Stefan Rudnicki

A plane crash survivor wakes up in a Canadian hospital, his memory blank. Then Kitty, a beautiful woman walking, tells him that he is Paul Madden, a photographer and her fiancé. Not bad. Except that a man on the phone kept calling him Matt Helm.

Everything doesn’t add up. This can only mean trouble….

Quite possibly Matt Helm’s best thriller in the long-running series, The Terrorizers keeps the reader in suspense with actions and plots that constantly intertwine and ultimately unravel in a satisfying conclusion. . Stefan Rudnicki is, as always, the perfect storyteller. TWO TILES UP

This book bears striking similarities to Robert Ludlum’s novel The Bourne Identity. Hamilton’s book was published 3 years ago. Matt Helm loses his memory after a near-drowning, he must find his identity (including his own) while surprising himself with his own skill at decapitating people. evildoers are chasing him. And such.

It’s an excellent horror movie, I recommend you watch it whether you are a Ludlum fan or not. The fundamental difference is that Matt Helm’s series is narrated in first person, while Ludlum uses third person for Bourne. The first one works better for this scenario, IMO.

I have read all the books in the series from the 60s and 70s in paperback. I’m glad to see them now available online on my Kindle. I’ve re-read all of them and prescribed new issues from the Titan book. I can’t put my tablet down when starting a new one. Super read.

I’m not looking forward to the end of the series but I won’t stop reading these books until I have. It’s amazing how Helm’s views reflect what’s been happening in the United States.

This cleverly written story is one of the best in Matt Helm’s long-running series, with well-written characters and a plot that includes many satisfying twists and turns. There is also a lot of action. Finally, our secret agent hero has lost his memory but still has to carry out his extremely dangerous mission! This combination makes for a very enjoyable read that can be appreciated by existing fans of the series or by new readers, with the latter learning about Helm and his unique work. him with him, as he gradually recovered his memory. And the setting – Vancouver – is well depicted. Highly recommended.

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