<div>The New York Times&ndash;bestselling author&rsquo;s &ldquo;most tingling thriller since The Eagle Has Landed&rdquo;: An agent poses as a Nazi for a mission on the verge of D-Day (Publishers Weekly). In May of 1944, shipwrecked American Colonel Hugh Kelso washes up on the shore of Nazi-occupied Jersey&mdash;with a valuable secret. As one of the few men with knowledge of the impending invasion of Normandy, Kelso must be rescued at all costs. Enter Harry Martineau, a covert British operative charged with the dangerous mission of impersonating a Nazi officer to infiltrate Jersey and retrieve&mdash;or silence&mdash;Colonel Kelso. It is not only their lives that hang in the balance . . . A riveting World War II thriller, Night of the Fox is &ldquo;an exceptional tale&rdquo; from the multimillion-selling author of the Liam Devlin and Sean Dillon series, a master of edge-of-your-seat espionage adventure (Library Journal). It was adapted into a TV film starring George Peppard, John Mills, and Michael York. </div>

Night of the Fox

<div>An electrifying novel of blood, vengeance, and international intrigue from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed. As a high-powered Wall Street lawyer, Sarah Talbot believed her world was comfortable and secure&mdash;until her beloved stepson was found dead of a drug overdose in Paris. Her initial grief is compounded when she learns that his body was used to transport heroin by an unstoppable European cartel. Trained by British SAS, Irish-born Sean Egan has no problem killing whenever and wherever someone has to die. Dealing with death is second nature to him. So when his sister&rsquo;s drug-poisoned corpse is found floating in the Thames, he knows it&rsquo;s not an accident&mdash;it&rsquo;s murder. Bonded by their shared loss, Egan and Talbot come together, vow to find those responsible, and make them pay. Pursuing an enemy known only as &ldquo;Mr. Smith&rdquo; and hunted by a master assassin, they cannot imagine the truth they will uncover&mdash;and the dangers they will face. All they know is that they cannot stop until they have their revenge&mdash;no matter the cost. For over fifty years, Jack Higgins, author of The Midnight Bell, Rain on the Dead, and other bestsellers, has thrilled millions around the world with his lighting-paced novels of international action, suspense, and spy craft. Filled with engaging heroes, implacable villains, and action that draws readers in like a classic honey trap, Higgins&rsquo;s novels remain the high-water mark of thriller excellence. </div>

A Season in Hell

<div>New York Times Bestseller: An audacious Nazi plan to kidnap Winston Churchill threatens to tip the scales of World War II.In November of 1943, an elite team of Nazi paratroopers descends on British soil with a diabolical goal: to abduct Winston Churchill and cripple the Allied war effort. The mission, ordered by Hitler himself and planned by Heinrich Himmler, is led by ace agent Kurt Steiner and aided on the ground by IRA gunman Liam Devlin. As the deadly duo executes Hitler&rsquo;s harrowing plot, only the quiet town of Studley Constable stands in their way. Its residents are the lone souls aware of the impending Nazi plan, and they must become the most unlikely of heroes as the fate of the war hangs in the balance.</div>

The Eagle Has Landed

<div>An IRA hit man is on the run and out for redemption in this novel from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed and Dark Justice. Martin Fallon has more blood on his hands than any man has a right to. And once upon a time he had no problem with that, killing for his IRA brethren without remorse or regret. But when a mistake leads to the explosion of a school bus full of children, Fallon flees to London to hide with his guilt. His seclusion is broken when he agrees to make one last killing on behalf of the criminal Meehan brothers&mdash;and that may be his greatest mistake. For the hit is witnessed by a priest&mdash;and now the Meehans want him dead, too. But Fallon has had enough innocent blood. In a desperate struggle for his soul, Fallon must protect the clergyman while fighting not only the ruthless Meehans but also his former IRA comrades who have decided that Fallon himself needs to be silenced. For decades, Jack Higgins has delivered edge-of-the-seat thrills for millions of fans all over the world, and has truly earned his status as &ldquo;the master&rdquo; of international action and intrigue (Tom Clancy). A Prayer for the Dying is the 2nd book in the Martin Fallon Novels, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.</div>

A Prayer for the Dying

<div>An intelligence officer fights to save his sister from the mob in this thriller from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Midnight Bell. Oliver Grant is an American intelligence officer, a hero of the Vietnam War. But when the Mafia kidnaps his sister, his life is turned upside down and he agrees to complete a dangerous assignment for the powerful mob boss Dimitri Stavrou in order to gain her freedom: Grant must save Stavrou&rsquo;s son from a secret cliff-top prison in Libya. To accomplish this mission, he must scale the rocky crag and somehow get Stavrou&rsquo;s son out alive. His sister&rsquo;s life&mdash;and his own&mdash;hang in the balance in a nerve-racking tale of action and suspense from the author Tom Clancy called &ldquo;the master,&rdquo; with more than a quarter of a billion copies of his thrillers sold around the world. </div>

Bloody Passage

<div>The New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Midnight Bell delivers a searing novel of psychological suspense in which the past and present collide. Martin Shane is looking for someone to kill. He just doesn&rsquo;t know who . . . yet. Eight years earlier, Shane and five other soldiers were captured in Korea. Tortured by a sadistic Chinese colonel, they vowed to stay strong. But one of them broke, revealing all he knew in exchange for his own life. Before Shane could uncover the traitor, explosive shrapnel shredded his brain&mdash;and his memories. Then, after years in a mental institution, a fateful slip awakens Shane&rsquo;s mind. He&rsquo;s not sure what happened to him; it feels like the war happened only yesterday. The only thing he knows is that someone has to pay. Now, returning to the town where they all enlisted together, Shane is going to do whatever it takes to discover the truth and exact his revenge&mdash;even if it destroys everything he thinks he knows about the war, his brothers-in-arms . . .and himself. In this compelling and intense novel, author Jack Higgins delves into the darkness of one man&rsquo;s shattered mind and flexes his prodigious talents far beyond his legendary action thrillers and into the realm of psychological drama and suspense.</div>

Comes the Dark Stranger

<div>New York Times Bestseller: A rogue terrorist in Northern Ireland prepares to assassinate the pope in this thriller from the author of Rain on the Dead. Trained by the KGB, the assassin known as Cuchulain has been wreaking havoc throughout Northern Ireland for over two decades, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake. Now he has set his sights on his most audacious target yet: the pope. Desperate to stop the terrorist, British Intelligence enlists an enemy Irish gunman, Liam Devlin, to accomplish what it never could. He must put an end to Cuchulain&rsquo;s reign of terror, once and for all.</div>

Confessional

<div>From the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed: A hero of the IRA must turn on his own people to save his country. Martin Fallon is a legend. After joining the IRA he shot up the ranks in the fight against the Brits in Northern Ireland with his tactical brilliance and devotion. Then, after a daring escape from prison, he simply disappeared. And that&rsquo;s the way he wants it to stay. After years of hiding from the world in his books and the bottle, he thinks he&rsquo;s out. He&rsquo;s wrong. The IRA wants him to break Patrick Rogan, a high-ranking Ulster rebel, out of prison. Fallon reluctantly agrees, and soon finds himself swept back into the Troubles. But in his absence, the IRA has changed. Gone are those who wanted freedom, replaced by those like Rogan&mdash;bloodthirsty psychopaths who want nothing but power. And now Fallon must bring his own legend to life in order to bring them down. In one of his earliest works, Jack Higgins puts on display the absolute mastery of the thriller genre that would earn him a place among the most respected novelists of the twentieth century. Cry of the Hunter is the 1st book in the Martin Fallon Novels, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.</div>

Cry of the Hunter

<div>A British agent goes behind bars to trap an elusive enemy in this thriller from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed. As an experienced operative of the British Intelligence organization known as &ldquo;The Bureau,&rdquo; Paul Chavasse is used to working behind enemy lines. So when he&rsquo;s approached with a mission that will land him in prison, he&rsquo;s certain it will be an easy stretch. He&rsquo;s wrong. For some time, a clandestine organization headed by an enigmatic leader called the Baron has been breaking prisoners out of confinement with military precision, only to disappear into the darkness once again. The next convict to be freed is most likely Harry Youngblood, a disgruntled associate of the Baron&rsquo;s who could be the key to the case. All Chavasse has to do is get in good with Youngblood, tag along when his boss busts him out, and unmask the Baron. Then all he has to do is stay alive . . . With millions of fans and dozens of bestsellers including the series featuring Liam Devlin and Sean Dillon, Jack Higgins is truly one of the original masters of the international thriller. </div>

Dark Side of the Street

<div>Legendary lawbreaker and lothario John Dillinger&rsquo;s final escapade as imagined by the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed. It&rsquo;s 1934 and bank robber John Dillinger, the FBI&rsquo;s most wanted man, once again confounds the police and the public by breaking out of prison and vanishing. An entire nation speculates on where he might have gone. But they&rsquo;re all wrong . . . With his mug on the cover of every rag sheet from New York to Los Angeles, Dillinger flees to Mexico to lay low and stay out of trouble. Unfortunately, trouble is already there waiting for him in the suave, sinister figure of Don Jose Manuel de Rivera&mdash;an old-school man of means who approaches Dillinger to act as &ldquo;security&rdquo; at a remote gold mine where there are no workers, only slaves. And when Dillinger refuses, he unwittingly lights the fuse on a bullet-for-bullet brawl he sure as hell didn&rsquo;t want&mdash;but sure as hell will finish. In this suspenseful &ldquo;what-if&rdquo; novel, Jack Higgins spins an action-packed adventure that pits one of the most notorious outlaws in American history against bloodthirsty bandits, corrupt federales, and an irresistible woman whose beauty may be the death of him. </div>

Dillinger

<div>Based on true events surrounding the Falklands War, the New York Times&ndash;bestselling master of modern spy-craft delivers a tale of warfare in the shadows. 1982. The Falkland Islands in South America&mdash;long claimed by Great Britain&mdash;are being contested by Argentina. When Argentina makes a move to occupy the islands, war breaks out as the world holds its breath to see what happens next. Determined to stay ahead of the enemy at the onset of hostilities, British Intelligence orders beautiful agent Gabrielle Legrand to seduce a high-ranking military official in the Argentine Embassy in London. But what begins as a mission becomes genuine love&mdash;and Gabrielle will soon be forced to make a tragic choice between her heart and her country. As the war winds down with Great Britain taking the day, the Argentines make a last move for victory. They have made an agreement with international arms broker Felix Donner for a delivery of deadly French-made Exocet missiles that would turn the tide of battle with devastating effect. It&rsquo;s up to Gabrielle to stop the exchange. But Donner is much worse than an arms dealer. And if his true motives are realized, the Falklands War will be the lit fuse on a major global conflagration. Hailed by Tom Clancy as &ldquo;the master,&rdquo; Jack Higgins has thrilled millions with his brilliant works, including the worldwide phenomenon The Eagle Has Landed, which was made into a blockbuster film, and such recent bestsellers as Rain on the Dead and The Midnight Bell.</div>

Exocet

<div>An engineer is caught in a lethal trap after he follows a beautiful woman home in this thriller from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Midnight Bell. Matthew Brady was just out for a good time. After a long dry spell working in the deserts of Kuwait, the young engineer was ready to let loose in merry old London. So when a beautiful young woman drifts out of the fog and asks him to accompany her to her apartment, it seems like a dream come true for the happily muddled American. His drunken dream soon becomes a waking nightmare when he comes to with the mysterious woman dead on the floor, the police ready to pin a murder on him, and absolutely no memory of what happened. Running for his life, Brady knows his only chance for freedom is to clear his name. But to do so he will have to descend into the twisted London underworld, where money isn&rsquo;t the only currency, death is a final payment, and the man behind the set-up is waiting with a bullet just for him. From the international bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed and the Sean Dillon series, this twisting mystery will keep you racing to the last page. </div>

Hell Is Too Crowded

<div>From the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed and Dark Justice comes the World War II legend of American gangster Charles &ldquo;Lucky&rdquo; Luciano. It&rsquo;s 1943 and war is raging. The key to America and the Allies&rsquo; first assault on Nazi-occupied Europe is the island of Sicily. But it is unknown whether the Sicilian people are willing to rise up and fight alongside the Allies. To secure their help, the US military turns to imprisoned mobster Lucky Luciano&mdash;the one man with the connections to the all-powerful Sicilian mafia that could change the course of the war in Italy. The price for his help? Nothing short of a full pardon. Sent in secret to Sicily, Luciano must use every bit of guile and ruthlessness he has to convince his underworld brethren to make a stand against the fascists who have overrun their land. If successful, his mission will pave the way for a full-scale invasion of Italy and aid the Allies in breaking Hitler&rsquo;s grip on Italy. But if he fails, the price in blood will be higher than anyone can imagine&mdash;and Luciano&rsquo;s will be the first spilled. For decades, author Jack Higgins has kept millions of readers around the world glued to the page with his breakneck pacing and shocking plot twists. Here, he takes the true story of the near-alliance between the US government and the mob during World War II to an explosive climax. </div>

Luciano's Luck

<div>An ex-operative tries to keep a high-tech missile out of Russian hands in this thriller by the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Death Trade. For ten years, Paul Chavasse was one of Britain&rsquo;s most promising intelligence agents. But when a botched mission in Albania destroyed him physically and psychologically, he was discharged from the agency a broken man. To regain his life of adventure, Chavasse trains under Chinese martial arts master Yuan Tao, gathering his strength and focusing his energy. Now, he will tackle his deadliest assignment yet: foiling a plot by ruthless Russian spies to steal Britain&rsquo;s newest&mdash;and deadliest&mdash;missile. From the multimillion-selling author of such classics as The Eagle Has Landed, this is an action-packed story of espionage and high-stakes adventure. </div>

Midnight Never Comes

<div>A quest for vengeance leads a man into the deadly underworld of the Cold War in this thriller from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Midnight Bell. Before Fidel Castro and his revolution, Harry Manning had a prime ocean salvage operation in Batista&rsquo;s Cuba. Now, he&rsquo;s just scraping by as a charter captain in the Bahamas, with not much to worry about except where his next drink is coming from, and how long his beautiful lady, Maria, is going put up with his careless ways. His idyll is destroyed in one terrible instant when Maria&rsquo;s plane is blown out of the sky, and Harry&rsquo;s descent into misery changes into a burning desire for revenge. His first step: Find the man who put a suitcase bomb onboard the plane. The next step? Survive. Harry&rsquo;s personal vendetta has put him in the middle of a silent war between the superpowers in which there are no prisoners and no mercy. And he&rsquo;s going to have to decide how far he&rsquo;s willing to go for payback&mdash;and how much of the world he&rsquo;s willing to risk. Before The Eagle Has Landed became a blockbuster New York Times bestseller and turned him into a global phenomenon, Jack Higgins honed his skills with no-holds-barred thrillers such as this, one of his earliest works featuring his trademark combination of gunplay, adventure, and men of action. </div>

Passage by Night

<div>A former WWII intelligence agent searches for redemption in this thriller by the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Midnight Bell. It&rsquo;s been nearly twenty years since Hugh Lomax set foot on the Greek island of Kyros. During World War II, British Intelligence sent him there on a mission to take out a high-tech German radar station. Aided by the local resistance, he succeeded&mdash;but was also captured and spent the rest of the war imprisoned. Now, he&rsquo;s returned. But he is far from welcome. When he reunites with someone he thought an old friend, the man threatens to kill him. The local authorities make it clear that he should leave and never come back. Because although he thought he had helped save Kyros, Lomax soon learns that his former comrades believe he turned traitor in captivity&mdash;a betrayal that cost many lives. Unwilling to live with the betrayal, Lomax must delve into the violent past and dig into the unfamiliar present to find the man who stained his name with the blood of his friends. But this secret enemy is still watching his every move, waiting to silence him forever . . . Written before his novel The Eagle Has Landed took the world by storm, Jack Higgins&rsquo;s adventure of war and treachery showcases his absolute mastery of combining plot, action, and vividly drawn characters into the perfect thriller. </div>

The Dark Side of the Island

<div>A pilot&rsquo;s struggle for survival against both nature and man from the international bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed and The Midnight Bell. Jack Drummond has always flown by his own radar. After getting drummed out of the British Navy, he&rsquo;s made a rough-and-tumble living flying wherever the money takes him. But after one last weapons drop to Tibetan guerillas fighting the Communist Chinese, he&rsquo;s ready to hang up his wings. Unfortunately, a short stop in the tiny Himalayan country of Balpur ends with his plane in flames and Drummond out of luck&mdash;until he&rsquo;s approached with a very strange offer. He must help deliver a sick child over land to the Indian border. It&rsquo;s not his typical job, but it&rsquo;s all he&rsquo;s got. Accompanied by a nurse and an elderly priest, he sets out to make one last delivery. What Drummond doesn&rsquo;t know is that the boy is no simple mercy case. He&rsquo;s precious cargo. And there are men on his trail who want him badly enough to kill. Now, as war rages around them with their enemies relentlessly on the hunt, only Drummond and his motley band can save an innocent child&rsquo;s life. This thrilling novel from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of the Sean Dillon series showcases his natural talent for breakneck pacing, electrifying plot twists, and a story that will keep you guessing until the last bullet is fired. </div>

The Iron Tiger

<div>An action-packed adventure set in the unforgiving and uncharted Amazon from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Midnight Bell. Neil Mallory thought life was interesting as a bush pilot, flying mail and supplies around the Amazon rain forest. Then, after a bad crash, his life was saved by Capt. Sam Hannah, who all but hijacked him as a junior partner in what could barely be called a business. Only then did life get really interesting. Flying to and from the darkest corners of the savage jungle, the motley pair thinks they&rsquo;ve seen everything . . . until they discover a field covered with the bodies of dead missionaries riddled with the arrows of the dreaded Huna tribe. The Huna, who have no love for encroaching &ldquo;civilization,&rdquo; are not to be trifled with. But as luck would have it, Mallory and Hannah soon find themselves drawn into the search for two missing nuns the natives have taken. The ensuing hunt will pit them against the Huna, the dangers of the Amazon, and even each other in a bloody fight for survival more brutal and unrelenting than either could have imagined&mdash;even in their nightmares. Before The Eagle Has Landed catapulted him to international fame, Jack Higgins was already writing incredible tales of suspense and action set around the globe&mdash;including this thrilling, old-school adventure that will grab readers from the first page and not let them go without a fight. </div>

The Last Place God Made

<div>A desperate man goes up against the IRA to buy his freedom in this heart-racing thriller from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Midnight Bell. After surviving the war in Korea, Simon Vaughan decided the only loyalty he had was to the man in the mirror. For a while, the high-risk job of arms dealing seemed to be just the life for him. Too bad the Greek authorities didn&rsquo;t see it that way when they tossed him in prison. But now he&rsquo;s gotten a reprieve from an unlikely source: the British Army. And if he wants out, he&rsquo;s going to have to play their game. It seems that the Irish Republican Army has made off with a half-million dollars in gold bullion. The Brits want it back. And their best bet is to send someone tough, resourceful, and completely expendable&mdash;which is Vaughan to the letter. Venturing into the bloody underground of a violent rebellion, Vaughan must navigate a deadly maze of friends, foes, and those in between, if he&rsquo;s going to get the gold, get the bad guys, and get out in one piece . . . The author of the Sean Dillon and Liam Devlin series, including the classic The Eagle Has Landed, Jack Higgins has enthralled millions of readers around the world with his explosive novels of spies and espionage, heroes and villains, and fast-paced storytelling that have made him a true mastermind of the modern thriller. </div>

The Savage Day

<div>From the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author Tom Clancy called &ldquo;the master&rdquo;: In war-torn Lisbon, a bartender and a nightclub singer are caught up in a treacherous Nazi plot. As the Nazi war machine prepares to invade England, Hitler plots to kidnap the Duke and Duchess of Windsor while they travel in Portugal, and install them as puppet monarchs under the thumb of his fascist regime. But when an American bartender and a young Jewish nightclub singer catch wind of the scheme, they set out to derail the Nazi conspiracy. As Hitler&rsquo;s henchmen close in, their thrilling rescue mission&mdash;and the surprising help it receives&mdash;will have the power to turn the tide of the Nazi progress toward European domination.</div>

To Catch a King

<div>A gunrunner&rsquo;s hunt for a fortune leads to a life-and-death struggle in Communist China in New York Times&ndash;bestselling author Jack Higgins&rsquo;s very first novel. Mark Hagen is a far cry from the man he once was as a naval officer in World War II. Broken down and drunk, he&rsquo;s been reduced to living outside the law, gunrunning and smuggling with his dilapidated boat. Then he rescues a woman from attackers in Macao. She&rsquo;s alone, she needs help&mdash;and she claims to know the whereabouts of a quarter-million dollars in gold, lying in a scuttled craft at the bottom of a lagoon in the blighted marshlands of southern China. With this one quick score, Hagen could change his luck for good. Unfortunately, he&rsquo;s not the only one looking for the gold. There&rsquo;s the Chinese. And the Russians. And so many others. But there&rsquo;s only one Mark Hagen&mdash;and he&rsquo;s not about to give up easily . . . Originally published in 1963 under the name Harry Patterson, Sad Wind from the Sea is a searing debut set in the dangerous criminal underworld of the Pacific Rim, a gripping read that showcases the talents of a young writer whom Tom Clancy would one day hail as &ldquo;the master.&rdquo; </div>

Sad Wind from the Sea

<div>The New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed delivers a pulse-pounding story of a father out for revenge against a master assassin. John Mikali is known throughout the world as a brilliant concert pianist and playboy. But his true vocation is far more interesting and lucrative: He is a peerless international assassin. His music and fame give him entr&eacute;e to complete his assignments all over the world without fail. He believes himself truly untouchable&mdash;until he makes one fatal mistake. Col. Asa Morgan is a military man to the bone. A veteran of wars both declared and undeclared, he&rsquo;s one of the most respected and lethal members of the British SAS, and utterly devoted to his country. But when his daughter is run down and killed by an unknown assassin making his escape, his sworn duty no longer matters. Now, his only mission is to find the killer before the authorities do&mdash;and make him suffer as long as possible before death. Morgan and Mikali will stalk each other across continents, from bloody back alleys to gilded halls in a deadly game in which each man is both the hunter and the hunted. And only the winner walks away. Recognized as one of the finest thriller writers of our time, the international bestselling author of the Sean Dillon and Liam Devlin series delivers &ldquo;unadulterated macho adventure (and) suspense&rdquo; (Houston Post). </div>

Solo

<div>A man out for himself is pulled into a fight for something more in this thriller by the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of the Sean Dillon novels. Hugh Marlowe is a man with a plan. After spending five long years in prison thanks to partners who left him in the lurch with some stolen loot, he&rsquo;s getting out&mdash;and he&rsquo;s going to get his money. But his former friends want it too. And that means Marlowe must go on the run. The small village of Litton seems like the perfect spot to lay low. And working for a local farm collective is the perfect job to hide his true identity. But trouble finds Marlowe anyway when his employer comes under pressure from a local big shot who doesn&rsquo;t appreciate competition of any kind&mdash;and is willing to burn out whoever stands against him. Desperate to keep his head down, but unable to stay out of a fight to help those who have become his new family, Marlowe is going to have to take on all comers&mdash;both old and new&mdash;if he ever hopes to be truly free. Before The Eagle Has Landed took flight, Jack Higgins was spinning tales of violence and betrayal, loyalty and love, and battles big and small in his ascent to becoming the preeminent architect of the modern thriller. The Thousand Faces of Night is one of his early tales of suspense, and a sign of the outstanding talent that continues today with Rain on the Dead, The Midnight Bell, and countless other bestsellers. </div>

The Thousand Faces of Night

<div>A journalist tracks escaped Nazi Martin Bormann in this WWII thriller from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed and Rain on the Dead. In 1945, as the Allies closed in on war-ravaged Berlin, Hitler&rsquo;s personal secretary, Martin Bormann, made his escape. Since that fateful day, Bormann&rsquo;s story has been shrouded in mystery.Thirty-one years later, a journalist has begun to finally piece together Bormann&rsquo;s cunning getaway. His electrifying investigation exposes the unwitting role of five Allied POWs in Bormann&rsquo;s escape plot as the Nazi regime crumbled. Now, with help from a surviving POW, this journalist follows history&rsquo;s twists and turns to a final, shocking conclusion.</div>

The Valhalla Exchange

<div>When the Troubles in Ireland were ending, his were just beginning . . . A thriller from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Midnight Bell. Sean Rogan is waiting for freedom. Convicted of staging jailbreaks for his former compatriots, he&rsquo;s just biding his time until his pardon comes through as the fighting finally begins to cease. But he doesn&rsquo;t get a pardon&mdash;he gets a daring breakout when his old IRA commander, Colum O&rsquo;More, arranges for his escape. Because Rogan is needed on the outside. The organization is waning, and a large cash boost is needed to get it back in fighting form. The job is simple: Hijack a load of paper money marked for destruction and bring it home. But the IRA he knew is no more, and the boys he&rsquo;s working with aren&rsquo;t so much patriots as they are treacherous thugs. When the job goes sideways, he learns that loyalty and duty have been replaced by greed and betrayal&mdash;and that his friends are no longer very friendly. The author of The Eagle Has Landed and the Sean Dillon novels, Jack Higgins has electrified millions of readers around the world with his gripping thrillers that showcase what action, adventure, and international intrigue are meant to be. </div>

The Violent Enemy

<div>The hero of The Eagle Has Landed returns in a Cold War adventure that pits two IRA veterans against a ruthless mercenary whose only ideology is greed. Terrorist-for-hire Frank Barry has been wreaking havoc in Germany and France, with backing from the KGB. His next mission might be his deadliest, as Barry plans to steal a state-of-the-art missile and sell it to the highest bidder. Only Barry&rsquo;s longtime rivals, retired IRA gunman Liam Devlin and his ally Martin Brosnan, can prevent the missile from falling into the wrong hands. But first Devlin must stage a thrilling jailbreak to free Brosnan before the men set off on a gripping race against the clock to eliminate Barry and his reign of terror. From the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of Rain on the Dead, Eye of the Storm, and countless other action-packed thrillers, this is an &ldquo;exciting and believable&rdquo; journey into the dangerous world of spies, assassins, and soldiers of fortune (The New York Times). </div>

Touch the Devil

<div>The hunt is on for a submarine prowling the English Channel in this undersea thriller from the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of Rain on the Dead. In the waters off the French coast, a predator is on the loose. The French submarine L&rsquo;Alouette has come under the control of the OAS&mdash;an ultranationalist group dedicated to maintaining France&rsquo;s dominion in Algeria. They have been wreaking havoc in the Channel&rsquo;s shipping lanes&mdash;including the cold-blooded murder of a prosecutor who put several of the group&rsquo;s comrades in prison. Former SAS soldier Neil Mallory is sent by British Intelligence to join with a French agent based in the Channel Islands. But even on the sparsely populated isle of St. Pierre, it seems their mission is being confounded by someone who knows their next move before they even think of it. And time is running short. Because the madmen aboard the L&rsquo;Alouette are changing their course away from mere piracy and chaos toward something far worse. With the worldwide success of The Eagle Has Landed, Jack Higgins established himself as a true master of the modern thriller&mdash;and after decades in the game, his novels continue to electrify countless fans around the world. </div>

Wrath of the Lion

<div>A New York Times&ndash;bestselling author delivers a different kind of thriller&mdash;in which the artist as a young man is unleashed upon the world. It&rsquo;s 1949, and young Oliver Shaw has just been demobilized out of the British army. After two lonely years of battling little more than paperwork and boredom, he&rsquo;s ready to start living. But first he has to figure out just what that means. So begins the uniquely comic adventure of a boy who yearns to be a man&mdash;in every way possible. While trying to find success as a writer, Oliver gamely tries to teach in a broken-down slum school during the day, and at night desperately tries to learn as much as possible about wine, women, and . . . more women&mdash;with results that will forever change him for both the better and the slightly worse. Warm, funny, and brimming with mischief, Memoirs of a Dance Hall Romeo is a coming-of-age tale by one of modern fiction&rsquo;s greatest storytellers. This ebook features an illustrated biography of Jack Higgins including rare images and never-before-seen documents from the author&rsquo;s personal collection.</div>

Memoirs of a Dance Hall Romeo

<div>Three New York Times&ndash;bestselling thrillers take IRA gunman Liam Devlin from WWII to the Cold War to a terrorist plot in Northern Ireland. In The Eagle Has Landed, the inspiration for the film starring Donald Sutherland, an audacious Nazi plan to kidnap Winston Churchill threatens to tip the scales of World War II. In November 1943, an elite team of Nazi paratroopers descends on British soil with a diabolical goal: Abduct Winston Churchill and cripple the Allied war effort. The mission, ordered by Hitler himself and planned by Heinrich Himmler, is led by ace agent Kurt Steiner and aided on the ground by IRA gunman Liam Devlin. As the deadly duo executes Hitler&rsquo;s harrowing plot, only the quiet town of Studley Constable stands in their way. Its residents, including a beautiful widow, are the lone souls aware of the impending Nazi plan, and they must become the most unlikely of heroes as the fate of the war hangs in the balance. In Touch the Devil, in the shadow of the Cold War, two rugged IRA veterans must crush a ruthless mercenary before his deadly scheme can bring Europe to its knees. Terrorist-for-hire Frank Barry has been wreaking havoc in Germany and France with backing from the KGB. But his next mission might be his deadliest: Barry plans to steal a state-of-the-art missile and sell it to the highest bidder. Only Barry&rsquo;s longtime rivals, retired IRA gunman Liam Devlin and his ally Martin Brosnan, can prevent the missile from falling into the wrong hands. But first, Devlin must stage a thrilling jailbreak to free Brosnan before the men set off on a gripping race against the clock to eliminate Barry and end his reign of terror. In Confessional, a rogue terrorist in Northern Ireland prepares for his final deadly strike. Trained by the KGB, the assassin known as Cuchulain has cut a path of violence throughout the region for over two decades, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake. Now he has set his audacious sights on his highest profile target yet: the pope. Desperate to stop the terrorist, British Intelligence enlists an enemy Irish gunman, Liam Devlin, to accomplish what they never could. He must put an end to Cuchulain, once and for all. Jack Higgins is, without a doubt, &ldquo;the master&rdquo; (Tom Clancy) of well-crafted World War II espionage thrillers. These three novels featuring Liam Devlin are required reading for lovers of intrigue, action, suspense, and adventure. </div>

The Liam Devlin Novels

<div>A detective takes on a vengeful ex-con in London&rsquo;s seedy underworld in this classic thriller by the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Midnight Bell. After nine years in prison, thief Ben Garvald has been released, and he&rsquo;s headed back to the old neighborhood. His remarried ex-wife and sister-in-law aren&rsquo;t happy about it, and they&rsquo;ve asked for police protection. Det. Sgt. Nick Miller, meanwhile, is hopeful; this may be an opportunity to finally locate the stolen money that was never recovered after Garvald&rsquo;s last heist. But a colleague of Miller&rsquo;s is jealous: He wants to crack the case himself, and will risk endangering everyone to do so. Miller&rsquo;s highly unorthodox methods are perfectly suited for the graveyard shift, the midnight hours when the driven and desperate come out to play. Tonight, his toughest opponent will be Garvald&mdash;and only one of them will live to see the dawn. From the author of such blockbusters as The Eagle Has Landed and the Sean Dillon novels, including Rain on the Dead, this is a hardboiled detective tale&mdash;originally published under the name Harry Patterson&mdash;in which the master of international intrigue focuses on one criminal, one cop, and a fast-paced cat-and-mouse game. </div>

The Graveyard Shift

<div>From the New York Times&ndash;bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed: An IRA hit man tries to walk the razor&rsquo;s edge when he finds himself the odd man out. In these edge-of-your-seat international thrillers, Jack Higgins introduces his profoundly conflicted and deeply flawed IRA hero, Martin Fallon, trapped in a life of violence and fighting for redemption. Cry of the Hunter: After joining the IRA, Martin Fallon shot up the ranks in the fight against the Brits in Northern Ireland with his tactical brilliance and fierce commitment. Then, after a daring escape from prison, he simply disappeared. After years of hiding from the world in his books and the bottle, he thinks he&rsquo;s out. He&rsquo;s wrong. The IRA wants him to break a high-ranking Ulster rebel out of prison. Fallon reluctantly agrees, but soon finds that in his absence, the IRA has changed. Those who wanted freedom have been replaced by bloodthirsty psychopaths who only crave power. Now, to save the country he loves, Fallon must turn on his own people. A Prayer for the Dying: There was a time when Martin Fallon had no problem killing for his IRA brethren, without remorse or regret. But when a mistake leads to the explosion of a school bus full of children, Fallon flees to London to hide with his guilt. His seclusion is broken when he agrees to make one last killing on behalf of the criminal Meehan brothers. But when the hit is witnessed by a priest, the Meehans want the clergyman dead too. In a desperate struggle for his soul, Fallon must protect the priest by fighting the ruthless Meehans as well as his former IRA comrades, who have decided that Fallon himself needs to be silenced. Made into a film starring Mickey Rourke as Fallon, A Prayer for the Dying is a &ldquo;tough . . . superbly written&rdquo; thriller (The New York Times Book Review).</div>

Jack Higgins

Books By Jack Higgins (31 Books)