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Description: ISBN 033041335X / Author: Jeffrey Archer / Genre: Fiction / It is Greenwich, Connecticut, in the early 1950's, and a set of twins is ... more
Sons of Fortune - Jeffrey Archer ... separated at birth by a desperate nurse. The author of Sons of Fortune, Jeffrey Archer, is one of the most controversial figures of our age, both as a man and a writer. Jeffrey Archer triumphed over a well-publicised series of disasters to become one of the bestselling writers of the century, and a millionaire several times over. All his mishaps (both financial and personal) merely added to the public image of a writer as one of the great survivors--a man who took all the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune and bounced back. His books were always his salvation--many readers were spellbound by his narrative abilities. In fact, Sons of Fortune has encomiums by four newspapers praising the author.

Newest Review: ... different financial backgrounds, but both end up in competing private schools (one on a scholarship) and have an overlapping ... more

 ... circle of friends, including both falling for the same girl. Throughout all of this they do not meet, until one of the brothers is on trial for a murder he did not commit and the other defends him. They eventually end up fighting for the same political office as governor of the state. As with many of the Archer offerings there is a lot of what he knows in the book, private school, university entrance exams, election campaigns, that sort of thing. The problem is, we?ve heard it all before. T...more

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Premium Review Sons of Fortune - Jeffrey Archer: Nothing New from Archer (563 words)
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Jeffrey Archer is an infamous man, throughout his somewhat dubious political career there has been no doubt that he could write, readable, gripping and popular books. So when I came across his new offering, I read the blurb on the back and was really looking forward to a good story. Now if this had been the first Archer book I have ever read that is what I would have got. The plot in brief is two mothers gave birth at the same time, one to healthy twins and the other to a little boy who did not survive the night. As one of the nurses in the hospital was due to become nanny to the only child, whose parents were ...  Read the complete review

 

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