Sean Dillon The Killing Ground, Book 14, (Paperback)

from MugsyNoir

It is difficult to believe that this was the best Higgins could do. He has been a successful author and has published over 70 books. However, he seems to be phoning it in. In the case of The Killing Ground, with Sean Dillon and his fellow British special agents, the plot is simplistic and transpa...

from HenriMoreaux

There were so many problems, plot holes and disconnects with this novel it made it hard to enjoy. - Plot holes, plot holes everywhere: The Rashid family who was wiped out in prior books is now magically back, apparently with Islamic fundamentalist members, members who in the prior novel took no r...

from DeaconBernie

The body count continues to diminish. There is some excellent suspense near the end. The story largely tells itself without nudges from General Ferguson or Sean Dillon. A couple more characters have been introduced bringing the number of good guys to a nice squad sized group. It is pretty clear t...

from MorristheCatsMeow

The book in question is written in the vernacular of a person which is intimately familiar with the current events of the day and the areas concerned. It is always a pleasure to read another of Jack Higgins' books.