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Rated 5 starsWell paced legal thriller.
Major Sean Drummond is a nonconformist, cynical and self-deprecating JAG lawyer...a wonderful character with wit, charm, smarts. Before JAG, he was a member of super secret covert "outfit" in the US intelligence community. In Brian Haig's "Secret Sanction" Drummond is assigned to what appears to be a straightforward case. Someone has committed a massacre of 35 Serbian troops who were led by a brutal, sadistic warlord. ...
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Rated 5 starsAN ORIGINAL THAT WILL CAPTIVATE YOU FROM PAGE 1...
It's hard to believe that Secret Sanction is Brian Haig's first foray into popular fiction. His multi-dimensional, ascerbic, sarcastic, conflicted, self-deprecating protagonist leaps off the pages and burrows into your imagination, so that you will find yourself smirking and chuckling at his antics as you go about your day. All of the characters are memorable, the dialogue and plot are fast-paced, and the ending will leave...
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Rated 5 starsAn Original Thriller That Will Captivate You From Page 1!
It's hard to believe that Secret Sanction is Brian Haig's first foray into popular fiction. His multi-dimensional, ascerbic, sarcastic, conflicted, self-depracating, protagonist leaps off the pages and burrows into your imagination, so that you will find yourself smirking and chuckling at his antics as you go about your day. All of the characters are memorable, the dialogue and plot are fast-paced, and the ending will leave...
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Rated 5 starsFive stars in any Man's Army!
Haig writes from the foxholes. His clear cut attention to detail with regards to military tradition and ceremony weaves seamlessly with courtroom drama and Special Forces codes of honor. Haig takes us on a ride from Serb controled Bosnia to the inner circles of the White House with a master story-tellers keen eye for the unexpected. A summertime "must read" that you will be placing under Christmas trees as well!
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Rated 5 starsA chilling thriller
Every military officer knows that some assignments almost always lead to retirement such as the critical but deadly role of garrison commander. That is how Major Sean Drummond of the Judge Advocate General's Corps feels as he stops at Fort Bragg to catch a flight to Bosnia where his next case awaits him. In Bosnia, someone executed thirty-five Serbs gangland-style. The bodies were all found containing bullets in the brains...
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