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I really like the Sean Dillon character, but the books are getting worse and worse. There is no suspense. There is total casualness in every character because they know they won't die. They could face the Red Army single handed, any one of them, and come out unscathed. So what is their motivation? None. What is mine to buy the next book? None.
Also, I am not what one would call a liberal, but the way Ferguson and Blake Johnson run around like judge,jury, and executioner offends even me. If they think you are a mobster or terrorist they kill you, and apparently the PM and President trust them so much that they would never reign them in. I'd really like it in the next book if Blake Johnson would find dirt on some guy who gave a couple of million to the presidents campaign, and plan to indiscriminately kill him. It would at least show something that I could beleive when then President told him to just cover it up.


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Day of Reckoning Jack Higgins Books Reviews

Love it, Higgings done it again! excellent
I love this series
Higgins is right on his game. Sean Dillon is up to his usual self. Good read and fascinating story.
Great book, as usual. Now have all the Sean Dillon books and have read them all in order. Most are on but 3 are actual books. Can't wait until the next one comes out.
Sean Dillon is back and this time he is helping Blake Johnson avenge the murder of his wife. It is a good read but it is not up to Jack Higgins' usual best.
I read all of Jack Higgins' books and anxiously await each book. I especially love the Sean Dillon series.. This was good but I was hoping for more development of the characters. Disappointed that there is not alot of Hannah Bernstein in the book.
but all in all it is still a good read..
I must admit that I am adicted to Higgins' Sean Dillon character and all the other regulars in this series. I especially like them because they a predictable and fairly uncomplicated. I can sit down, enjoy a good story, and not have to get my head too deep into it. This is another that fits this template. Dillon taking on the Mafia - what else? Dillon helping his friend Blake - what else? Dillon upsetting yet being admired by his co-worders in the Prime Minister's Private Army - what else? Dillon recruiting some of his former assocaites - what else? See, good predictable readiing. I like it and, if you are like me you will too.
Love this series of books by Jack Higgins.
I really like the Sean Dillon character, but the books are getting worse and worse. There is no suspense. There is total casualness in every character because they know they won't die. They could face the Red Army single handed, any one of them, and come out unscathed. So what is their motivation? None. What is mine to buy the next book? None.
Also, I am not what one would call a liberal, but the way Ferguson and Blake Johnson run around like judge,jury, and executioner offends even me. If they think you are a mobster or terrorist they kill you, and apparently the PM and President trust them so much that they would never reign them in. I'd really like it in the next book if Blake Johnson would find dirt on some guy who gave a couple of million to the presidents campaign, and plan to indiscriminately kill him. It would at least show something that I could beleive when then President told him to just cover it up.