Don Pendleton
Donald Eugene Pendleton (1927–1995) was an American author of fiction and non-fiction, best known for creating the Mack Bolan 'Executioner' series in 1969, which sold hundreds of millions of copies worldwide. He wrote over 100 books under his name and pseudonyms, including poetry, essays, and screenplays, before the Bolan series continued under other authors from 1980. Pendleton dropped out of school at 14, served in the military, and died of a heart attack in Sedona, Arizona.
action-adventure
espionage
fiction
non-fiction
Final Assault
Deadly Contact
Critical Exposure
Doom Prophecy
Agent of Peril
Day of Decision
Ramrod Intercept
Amazon Impunity
Neutron Force
Hell Dawn
War Everlasting
Justice Run
China White
Chain Reaction
Stranglehold (Mack Bolan Stony Man)
Caribbean Kill (The Executioner)
Death Minus Zero
Uncut Terror
Citadel of Fear
Insurrection
Dead Reckoning
Blood Rites
Death Squad (The Executioner Book 2)
Perilous Skies (Stony Man)