By the same author as "The Eagle has Landed", "The Savage Day" and "A Prayer for the Dying", this story revolves around an attempt to rescue a man with important information about the D-Day landings from Nazi occupied Jersey.
Dougal Munro and Jack Carter Series
This series chronicles the intertwined lives of two men navigating the turbulent landscape of 1940s Ireland. Brigadier Dougal Munro and Captain Jack Carter find themselves at the heart of significant historical events and profound personal struggles. The narratives explore themes of courage, duty, and moral complexity during a period of immense societal upheaval. Immerse yourself in compelling adventures set against the backdrop of a dramatic era in Irish history.
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A story of intrigue and espionage during World War II.
Flight of Eagles
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Following his greatest-selling thriller, Jack Higgins immerses readers in World War II intrigue with his signature style. For decades, he has excelled in international suspense, capturing the minds of readers and critics alike. In this gripping narrative, set in the early days of the war, two brothers find themselves on opposing sides. Max and Harry Kelso, born in the U.S. to a German mother and an American father, were separated in childhood. Max has become a feared Luftwaffe pilot, while Harry serves as a Yank ace in the RAF. Despite tracking each other's careers, neither could foresee the extraordinary circumstances that will bring them together again. As they navigate a perilous web of deception, they must question their deepest beliefs about loyalty, family, and survival. The stakes are high, with their actions poised to influence the very course of the war. Filled with harrowing twists and high-tension action, this tale showcases Higgins at his finest, delivering a riveting exploration of brotherhood and conflict against the backdrop of a world at war.