Wolf at the Door: Sean Dillon, Book 17 Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Hit men paid by the Russians come after top security teams that protect the U.S. president and the British prime minister. The teams fail so Russian president Putin pulls an IRA assassin out of jail to take over in exchange for his freedom. Lots of action with the usual Higgins characters emerging from life threatening scrapes every other page. Good mindless entertainment on a cold wintry day. "

" Pretty houkie but fairly well written. "

" As usual I enjoyed the book. I'm a big Higgins fan. "

" I didn't think this was as good as some of Mr. Higgins's earlier books. However, he did introduce a new chararter that I think will appear in future books. "

" Very gripping drama. Enjoy Jack Higgins writing have three more in the series on my shelf to read later "

" Received this book as a Christmas present. It's not my preferred genre, so I guess I shouldn't be completely surprised that I didn't really enjoy my time reading it. The story felt more like the proverbial 'horrible accident' that you can't help but lookat. It was an easy read, somewhat of a page-turner, but I don't foresee myself reading it again any time soon. Higgins uses time in an odd way with most of the ending revealed first, then the majority of the book is the background regarding how the end-scene came to be. Then the final ending with a vague wrap-up of the more important characters in the final few pages. "

" This is the first Higgins book that I have read in a long time.. I enjoyed it.. I am going to have to go back and read his other books (and I will) to learn more about his characters, but I did enjoy this book.. It was a good day read.. "

" I really like Higgins books, but this was not my favorite. Can't really say why, just couldn't seem to get into it. "

" Another feather the cap for Higgins, thrilling look at a terrorists plot to 'take out' a group of people that pursued them. It opens with the attack itself and then goes back through the eyes of each of the participants. Good read, fascinating story "

" Brings back the old Higgins, fun read. The Ferguson/Dillion characters are more secondary characters in this book to the Russians and Daniel. Fresh point of view and leaves the possibility to see Daniel again. The Dillion characters are aging it is time for new blood. "

" Sean Dillan and company are under attack by the Kremlin "

" Another fantastic thriller by the master. Jack Higgins character Sean Dillion leads us through a tale of suspense in a novel you won't want to put down. Is it the Irish or Russians who want to end Charles Ferguson's team? I highly recommend this book to Higgins fans. "

" Master of suspence thrillers, this one takes a twist and delivers. "

" okay but it is a sequel to his previous book "

" Ok - not my favorite jack higgins. Finished a few days and can barely remember the main plot. "

" An interesting plot with the first chapter grabbing your attention on what is going on. Characters are starting to get old however. "

" I had a hard time following all of the characters and keeping them straight. The book didn't keep my interest and I had to press myself to finish it. "

" Jack Higgins pens perfect thrillers for the beach or airplane flights. This fit the bill perfectly, except I didn't have the money to take a trip. Higgins took me to New York, London, Moscow and the middle east. "

" The 17th book of the dillon series. And that is an excellent book too... "

" Hard to keep the Russian characters apart otherwise it was an ok read. "

" It was decent, but Sean Dillion is one of the reasons I read these books and this one just didn't have enough Sean for me. "

" Perhaps this was not the best introduction to Jack Higgins. The story was confusing. Too much talk. Too little action. And a host of paper thin characters I couldn't keep up with or care about. The plot was just barely intriguing enough to keep me reading through. "

" Decided not to finish. Too slow.... "