The Liam Devlin Novels: Confessional (Paperback)

from DeaconBernie

It is very interesting to track an author as I've been doing. This work, from 1985, is very tightly woven. It is the work of good story teller, before he became famous, or at least famous as he has since become. The characters are quite developed, even the young policewoman, Susan Calder. Even th...

from DavidLErickson

This is one of the oldest Higgins novels I've read, but it is very good and quite true to the style and content I've come to expect from him. I recognized some of the names from later novels, so was kind of like reading a diary in places. Lots of bad guys doing some good things and bad things, lo...

from Darla

It's been quite a while since I've read a Jack Higgins book, though his were the first action/adventure, spy novels I ever read. Now I remember why I enjoyed them so much. I was slightly disoriented at the beginning of the book, when the setting changed from an Irish village to the Soviet Union. ...

from Bridgey

brilliant addition to the Liam Devlin series. Fast paced, easy to read.... the words just flow so smoothly. Loved it..... can't wait for my next Jack Higgins book. :)

from Darla

It's been quite a while since I've read a Jack Higgins book, though his were the first action/adventure, spy novels I ever read. Now I remember why I enjoyed them so much. I was slightly disoriented at the beginning of the book, when the setting changed from an Irish village to the Soviet Union. ...