A Matter of Honour - Jeffrey Archer

A Quiver Full of Arrows - Jeffrey Archer

This is the second compilation of short stories by Jeffrey Archer that I have read, and as for the previous book (A Twist in the Tale), I enjoyed it thoroughly. My favourite would have to be the last story, titled "Old Love". This one story encompassed, a heart-warming tale with an amusing dialogue and a surprising finale. A truly wonderful tale of two rivals who fall for each other, and spend their lives forever bantering, both genius' of the same class. Most of these stories have one particular thing in common with "A Twist in the Tale", in that there is a quirk in each storyline which you are looking for, but never seem to locate until the ...

The Fourth Estate - Jeffrey Archer

way that only Jeffrey Archer can. Both men build their empires in different ways and you will probably, by the end of the book, have already chosen one that you thinks should be the victor. The book takes you from a war torn world of the second world war to the modern time. Not only is it a good read it also gives some insight ...

The Fourth Estate - Jeffrey Archer

hadn t read all of a novel in quite some time, constantly starting books and not finishing them, something I don t like doing, so I decided to read a Jeffrey Archer novel, as I always have found his books gripping page turners, something I needed. While I have read it all, and it may have started me back on the habit of reading, I have to admit I was very disappointed with this book. In many ways it is very similar to his earlier book Kane and Abel but it is a poor copy indeed. Both feature two men, one an immigrant, one a man of rich, upper class upbringing, who become bitter enemies through the course of their business dealings. However I find The Fourth Estate is ...