Reviews for The Bormann Testament (Paul Chavasse Series #1)

The average rating for The Bormann Testament (Paul Chavasse Series #1) based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-10-03 00:00:00 Rick Ferrara When British Intelligence officer Paul Chavasse, just back on British soil from an extremely tough job, found himself in front of his boss at 4am, he didn't expect to be sent straight back into danger. But suffering extreme fatigue, he found himself on a train in pursuit of a former member of Hitler's Reich, Caspar Schultz. Everyone had believed him to be dead, but rumours had surfaced about his being alive and well, and having written a manuscript, which many didn't want to see the light of day. As Chavasse rushed headlong into terrible danger, he discovered he was not the only one after this manuscript. Tangling with members of the Nazi underground who would stop at nothing to get their hands on the documents, including murder, and also finding allies among the unofficial Israeli underground organisation were only some of the problems he faced. For Paul Chavasse, the adrenalin and fear were what kept him going, the tenseness and danger kept him one step ahead. But did they? His life and the lives of his friends were in danger; was there a traitor among them? How were the other side finding out things so quickly? Would this finally be his last case - were they too good for him? An absolutely gripping thriller by the great Jack Higgins! This novel was first published back in 1979 and had been out of print for a long time. I'm glad they reprinted it, as I have read all of Higgins' work, and always enjoy his writing. Highly recommended.

Review # 2 was written on 2015-04-22 00:00:00 Edward Haney The Norman testament A very fast read with a rather sad ending. An excellent read . Bormann, Hitler's right hand man,apparently had written his memoirs implicating a lot of powerful people. If you liked the Odessa file you will enjoy this!