Day of Judgement Higgins, Jack

Berlin, 1963. A Stasi vault holds a secret that could shatter the Cold War's fragile peace — and British Intelligence needs it now. Enter Sean Conlin, ex-IRA gunman turned reluctant agent, dropped behind the Wall with a forged passport and a death sentence if he's caught. Jack Higgins delivers a taut espionage thriller set in the shadows of a divided city, where every border crossing could be your last and trust is the most dangerous currency. The tension is relentless, the stakes personal, and the tradecraft gritty. Higgins, a master of the genre who gave us *The Eagle Has Landed*, knows how to build pressure until the page practically turns itself. Perfect for fans of le Carré's moral ambiguity mixed with Forsyth's precision plotting, or anyone who wants their Cold War fiction ice-cold and merciless.