The Devil's Footprint

Hugo Fitzduane #3

by Victor O'Reilly

While Japanese terrorist Reiko Oshima plots her revenge against America and her old nemesis Hugo Fitzduane, she discovers to her delight that he and his wife will be visiting the United States at the exact time she has a little soiree planned. 25,000 first printing. $25,000 ad/promo.

Genres: Fiction

374 pages, Hardcover

First published January 13, 1997

About the author

New York Times Best Selling Author and National Security Consultant. Author of: GAMES OF THE HANGMAN, RULES OF THE HUNT, THE DEVIL'S FOOTPRINT. Consultant to the Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army. Adviser to the U.S. Congress. Author of a series of reports for Congressman Jim Saxton, Member of the House Armed Services Committee and Chairman of the Unconventional Warfare Subcommittee. Public speaker on terrorism issues to various groups including the U.S. Marine Corps Intelligence Association. Extensive knowledge of the United States Army in particular and National Security issues in general.

Prior to becoming an author, acquired a wide range of commercial experience in a variety of countries. Started Addmaster Corporation UK which was highly successful. Previously worked for Doyle Dane Bernbach Advertising and United Biscuits. Main business training prior to becoming a CEO was in marketing.

Currently lives in the USA.

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Reviews

[Christian · Rating 3 out of 5]

I have been trying to read this book for about 13 years, ever since reading Games of the Hangman and Rules of the Hunt, but I never could lay my hands on a copy. Even amazon wasn't selling it.
Well now I have read it and must say either has my taste in books matured or Victor O'Reilly has lost his touch. I never felt as thrilled as with the first 2 books. While his Hero Hugo Fitzduane is still interesting, he is just to fully integrated into the system, which is a logical consequence of the earlier books but rob him also his independent way of action.

The book was still nice to read but not as amazing as Games of the Hangman, which I can recommend to everybody who enjoys a good thriller.

[Joe O'Connor · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very Good; continuing character: Hugo Fitzduane; terrorists building a Mexican

[Ron Holmes · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the third in the series and continues with the fast paced action, violence and, of course, sex. It is an entertaining and riveting story. I recommend all three of the Victor O'Reilly books.