The Khufra Run

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Summary: The Khufra Run
Review: An easy read. Breezed through it in no time but lacked the usual in depth personal look that I am use to. Great action and interesting plot. Some of the dialoge seemed forced and out of place. This is the second book I have read by Higgins and am just as pleased with the story line in this book as with the one in the other. Overall I'd recomend this book to someone looking for a good, fast moving, light read.

Rating:
Summary: The Khufra Run
Review: An easy read. Breezed through it in no time but lacked the usual in depth personal look that I am use to. Great action and interesting plot. Some of the dialoge seemed forced and out of place. This is the second book I have read by Higgins and am just as pleased with the story line in this book as with the one in the other. Overall I'd recomend this book to someone looking for a good, fast moving, light read.

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Summary: The fastest read of your life... but quite a trip !
Review: This is the 4th Jack Higgins book I have read. Usually I read them in one evening, but I was finished 'The Khufra Run' in less than 2 and a half hours.
Fortunately it was well worth it.

The plot moved well, but there was a slight lack in character development. But that's to be expected with such a short read.

The action sequences were especially slick. Good way to pass time. I recomend it.

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Summary: Vortex of Ruthless Hatred
Review: When the brillance of an author explodes off of the first page, you hesitate for a moment and ask if you have the courage to continue. Simple understanding of the complex twists that surround this emotional joy ride of black comedy and unrelenting action will get you only so far. You have to let these characters entrench themselves in your mind. The grace with which a.k.a. Higgins writes, skips across every page into a dizzying aray of unbridaled passion and furious battles and schemes that would leave John Woo hacking in the back row. Don't read this masterpiece as a favor to yourself, just read as a signal to every other author to step up to the raised plate.