Resurgence (Don Pendleton).

The book "Resurgence" by author Don Pendleton tells the story of Mack Bolan, a former member of the US Special Forces, who is recruited as an advisor for the United States government in fighting against the Albanian Mafia.

In the first half of the book, Bolan takes on a raid on the sex slavery depot in the East Seaboard, which causes a chain reaction and puts him into a burning mission to stop the growing Albanian network in America. He succeeds in cleaning up his friends' infractions, but soon understands that the problem is not going to be solved with just a crackdown.

Along the way, Bolan encounters some interesting figures, including a beautiful agent from Russia who provides valuable information about the trafficking networks. As the reader discovers the disturbing secrets behind the international black market, Bolan must choose between vigilantism and loyalty to the authorities. With his allies constantly breaking and betraying him, it is impossible to pin down how deep the corruption goes and who is involved. It turns out that even his most trusted associates are not trustworthy, and there are hidden depths to the world he is becoming embroiled in.

Bolan's next mission leads him to Marseille, where he takes down one of the biggest supply chains for illicit drugs in Europe. His run ends where it began, with the vicious injustice and unlawful trade in human trafficking running to the top level, rooted behind