The Kogan Affair is a crime novel written by George W. Higgins. It takes the reader into the world of a criminal network, where the main character, the hired killer Jackie Cogan, conducts his ruthless game. The story is imbued with intense intrigue, betrayal and revenge. The main character, charismatic and uncompromising, is constantly on the edge between life and death, moving in a world where there is no place for the weak. Readers will obey the intense atmosphere of the novel, where every step of Kogan could be the last. "The Case of Kogan" captivates from the first lines and does not let go until the last page. This is a work that will make the reader think about morality, the defense of one's own values, and the value of life.