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Jack Higgins: The Savage Day (USA 2010) From the Publisher: 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't see it that way when they tossed him in prison. But now he's gotten a reprieve from an unlikely source: the British Army. And if he wants out, he'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 -- 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'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. Jack Higgins: The Savage Day. A Simon Vaughan Novel. Open Road Media, ISBN: 9781453200414 (June, 2010), eBook, 4 MB (ca. 344 p.), $7.99.
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Jack Higgins: The Savage Day (UK 2008) From the Publisher: 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 battleground. Jack Higgins: The Savage Day. HarperCollins, ISBN: 9780007234844 (February, 2008), 344 p., £6.99.
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