The Khufra Run

by Jack Higgins

Published 1 February 1985
Classic Jack Higgins for a new generation When a treasure is priceless, men die for it! When a naked girls runs out into the lights of Jack Nelson's jeep, the freelance pilot finds himself submerged in the most perilous treasure hunt ever. On his side are the girl, Claire Bouvier and his best buddy Harry Turk, a tough fighter still scarred by the nightmare of the Vietnam war. Waiting for them in the trackless wastes of the Khufra marshes are the ruthless Colonel Taleb of the local security police and his murderous Husa Horsemen. Only time will tell who will survive in the deadliest adventure of all.

The Last Place God Made

by Jack Higgins

Published 23 August 1971
Two pilots venture into the heart of the Amazon to save the lives of two nuns held hostage by a savage tribe
The classic Jack Higgins thriller
Locals call it the Rio das Mortes--the treacherous Brazilian river where the Huna tribe is known to kill all who trespass. Despite the river's deadly reputation, pilot Neil Mallory agrees to fly supplies to outposts there in hopes of making enough money to buy his passage back to England. But when he and fellow pilot Sam Hannah discover a field of massacred missionaries shot through with the Huna's arrows, they decide to strike out along the River of Death to stage a daring rescue of the two nuns who are missing. Their mission draws them deep into the treacherous jungle, where a final violent showdown with the Huna leads to a fateful decision that will change their lives forever.


A Season in Hell

by Jack Higgins

Published 1 January 1989
A thriller first published in 1989, in which an American socialite hires an ex-SAS soldier to find the man who murdered her stepson and used his body to smuggle heroin. From the author of EYE OF THE STORM and ON DANGEROUS GROUND.

Night of the Fox

by Jack Higgins

Published 20 October 1986
On a secret sea maneuver just before D-Day, American Colonel Hugh Kelso goes down in the English Channel. Wounded and adrift for days, he washes ashore on the German-occupied island of Jersey. The news spreads panic through the Allied high command: Kelso knows the time and place of the invasion. He must be rescued -- or silenced.

A British professor turned Nazi impersonator and a young Jersey girl posing as his mistress set off to find Kelso in the fiercely guarded island fortress. The pair join a deadly game of wits that they must win....or perish in the darkness of the "Night of the Fox"


The Savage Day

by Jack Higgins

Published 24 April 1972

Action and blood-thirsty suspense from the master of the game.

Simon Vaughan knows what it's like to fight a dirty war, he's had first-hand experience in Korea. Now he languishes in a Greek jail.

When it comes to firearms and gun-running nobody does it better, but those days are behind him, until the British army propose a deal. His freedom for his help against the IRA in Belfast.

He doesn't haven't any choice, if he wants his freedom back he'll have to conquer a new battlegroung...


The Violent Enemy

by Jack Higgins

Published April 1981

The classic bestseller from the master of the game

Britain's most wanted political offender. A seductively beautiful woman, and the dream of a perfect escape...

Many lives had been sacrificed for the Irish cause, but legendary freedom fighter Colum O'More, ageing and critically ill, was ready to gamble once more for a last devastating strike. Which is why Sean Rogan, soldier of the Irish Republican Army gets all the help he needs to break out of a mainland security prison.

An escape into a nightmare beyond anyone's control...


Solo

by Jack Higgins

Published 6 May 1980

Reissue of the timeless Higgins classic...

In the depths of a cavernous of concert hall, a gifted psychopath plots and waits, his thoughts on nothing but music and murder. He kills for pleasure, constantly searching, and with a brand new target in his sights, his mind spirals once again into torture and violence.

But this time, he has chosen the wrong victim; the teenage daughter of one of the most feared and respected SAS soldiers known; a man with more training and advanced killer instinct than even himself.

Now, the hunt is on. As soldier stalks maestro for a brutal vengeance, one attempts to outsmart the other in a deadly game of cunning, skill, and bloody expertise, building to a nerve-shattering climax.


Wrath of God

by Jack Higgins

Published 1 June 1985

A story of passion and heroism from a violent land – Mexico in the 1920s…

…a place and a time when life was cheap and survival was for those who fought dirtiest. A year after the Revolution, violent unrest still simmers across rural Mexico.

In the northern foothills of the Sierra Madre, the country's most renowned assassin turned psychotic bandit has dispensed with any need for rules. Plenty of men had tried to take Tomas de la Plata. But never another trained killer, who is fighting to escape the death sentence.

Emmet Keogh fled a bitter war in Ireland, only to find himself halfway across the world and on the wrong side of the law. Now he has a choice. To kill the most dangerous man in Mexico – or face death by firing squad.


A Prayer for the Dying

by Jack Higgins

Published September 1973

The classic bestseller from the master of the game.

No one becomes a contract killer and expects to hang around to collect a pension. Sooner or later, even the best in their field make mistakes. Even Martin Fallon, the most ruthless hitman of them all.

Fallon was the best you could get with a gun in his hand, but his first mistake was to cross powerful crime boss Jack Meehan, and his last, to seek redemption for his soul...


Comes the Dark Stranger

by Jack Higgins

Published 6 July 1992

Martin Shane was tortured, starved and broken. But a memory has surfaced... A memory of the man who did this to him. And he must pay.

His memory has shut down, closed itself off to protect him from the violence in his past.

But fragments are coming back... Suggestions of names, places, faces. Then... the memory of a terrible betrayal.

In order to find peace, Martin Shane must first find the man who delivered him and his comrades to their enemies.

And when Shane finds him, he will pay.


Bloody Passage

by Jack Higgins

Published 28 January 1999

A classic thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author of The Eagle Has Landed.

Oliver Grant is a decorated soldier, Military Intelligence Major and a case-hardened mercenary. So when the stepson of a Mafia boss is kidnapped and taken to a Libyan prison fortress, Grant is the perfect choice to carry out the rescue.

Except for one detail: he doesn't want the job.

In an attempt to change his mind, Grant's young sister is snatched and he is forced to comply - he knows that the Mafia don't make idle threats.

But then Grant's beautiful, innocent lover also disappears, and he realises that he is involved in a game that will be played to the death...


Day of Judgement

by Jack Higgins

Published October 1978

Dillinger

by Jack Higgins

Published 1 June 1991

The dramatic final moments of the legendary outlaw's career - retold by the world's master storyteller, Jack Higgins.

Early March 1934, America's most notorious criminal makes his spectacular escape from Lake County Jail, Indiana. Three months later, John Dillinger, the last American outlaw, is gunned down by FBI agents outside a movie theatre in Chicago.

But what really happened during Dillinger's final months of liberty?

As the fugitive makes a desperate break for the Mexican border, master thriller writer Jack Higgins takes up the story, following Dillinger into the savage hands of his new captors. Where love is as elusive as a pardon. And the price paid for freedom is blood...


Dark Side of the Street

by Jack Higgins

Published January 1983

For Harry Youngblood, escaping from prison is going to be easy.

But escaping his past could cost him his life...

Twenty years inside for one third of a million pounds: that was the price Harry Youngblood was paying.

Drummond is Youngblood's cellmate. He is also intelligence agent Paul Chavasse, working undercover. And when Youngblood is broken out, Chavasse tags along for the ride.

His objective is to break the crime ring headed by the Baron, to whom Youngblood is indebted. But Chavasse will have to get past a psychopathic henchman named Vaughan if he is to succeed...


Cry of the Hunter

by Jack Higgins

Published 27 August 1998

Reissue of the timeless Higgins classic...

Martin Fallon was one of the legendary heroes of the Organisation. A fighter in his teens, and a leader north of the border in his twenties. By the age of forty he'd spent nine years in prison, turned to the bottle and almost turned his back on the gun.

The trouble is, the war isn't over. And everyone wants Fallon back...

The Ulster Constabulary, who still have a king's ransom on his head. His own colleagues, who use the dirtiest trick in the book to return their top operator to the front line. And a beautiful woman named Anne Murray: the only confessor to the demons that a terrorist like Fallon will carry to the grave...


Wrath of the Lion

by Jack Higgins

Published September 1979

Classic adventure from the million copy bestseller Jack Higgins

A rogue U-boat is patrolling the Atlantic coast, its fanatical crew ready to slaughter for a self-proclaimed dream of France. In the long dark years of the Cold War, not every battle merited centre stage. Many threats to Europe were imagined, but this one is very real.

L'Alouette has to be stopped, eliminated before all out war prevails once again. Only one man can stop the threat, and the prospect of peace in Europe rests in his hands. They call him `the Butcher of Perak...'


Somewhere in Germany was hidden a manuscript that would rock Western Europe to its foundations: the testament of Caspar Schulz.

Once a prominent Nazi, and long believed to be dead, Schultz could soon be hailed as the author of the most shattering confessions ever to make print.

Paul Chavasse, British Intelligence's toughest trouble-shooter, was hired to track the former Nazi down and secure the manuscript. But he soon discovered that he wasn't the only one who wanted to get his hands on the book. And some of his rivals would go to any lengths – including murder – to get it.


The Graveyard Shift

by Jack Higgins

Published January 1984
Bounty hunter Marty Keller doesn’t expect his job to be easy—but he does expect to be paid. Stagecoach company owner Malcolm O’Brian has put a price on the head of a stagecoach robber, but money is the one thing he doesn’t have. After Keller dodges a hail of bullets to bring in the wanted man, he’s more than a little curious how O’Brian plans to pay.

The stagecoach owner promises him double, if Keller can rid him of the threat to his stagecoach line for good. Now the bounty hunter is riding shotgun and aiming to take on as many outlaws as necessary—because on this trip the cargo is hot lead and cold death.

Brought in the Dead

by Jack Higgins

Published 18 January 1988