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| Book Title | Sicilian Slaughter |
| Series | The Executioner |
| Author | Jim Peterson |
| Publisher | Pinnacle Books |
| Published | 1973 |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| Condition | Good |
| Condition Notes | Mass market paperback in Good condition. Covers show moderate reading and shelf wear with noticeable rubbing, edge wear, spine creasing, and surface scratches. There is general age toning to the cover along with scuffing and light corner wear. The binding appears intact and the cover artwork remains bright and attractive despite the wear. A solid, complete reading copy of an early entry in the classic Executioner series. |
| Condition | Good |
Mack Bolan follows the trail of organized crime back to its ancient birthplace—Sicily. Determined to cripple the Mafia at its roots, Bolan launches a one-man campaign through mountain villages, hidden compounds, and fortified estates controlled by powerful crime families. Every step deeper into Sicily places him against seasoned assassins, corrupt officials, and generations of criminals determined to defend their empire. Armed with military precision, relentless determination, and overwhelming firepower, Bolan wages war against impossible odds as he strikes directly at the heart of the organization that spawned an international criminal empire.
EugeneBookStore Summary
In Sicilian Slaughter, the Executioner saga expands beyond America’s cities and into the homeland of the Mafia itself. Fast-paced combat, international intrigue, and nonstop action make this one of the memorable international adventures in the long-running Mack Bolan series. Fans of classic men’s adventure paperbacks and military thrillers will appreciate the series’ signature blend of tactical action and relentless suspense.
Collector Notes
Published during the original Pinnacle Books run, Sicilian Slaughter is the sixteenth installment of the landmark Executioner series. While credited to Jim Peterson, the novel was published under the franchise established by Don Pendleton. Early Pinnacle editions remain highly collectible because they represent the golden age of 1970s men’s adventure fiction. Copies featuring the original painted cover artwork are especially desirable among collectors building a complete Executioner library.
