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He has a way to introduce A Twist in the Tale ( no pun intended), but have always found his books fast paced having-meticulously planned plots, that hardly seems unreal.
I liked the history of the Tower of London through one character in this book. A very interesting spy crime story. I read and didn't believe what I was reading. I liked the intrigue I found in this book. Fast-paced action with amazing twists and turns did not allow you to put this story aside even for a minute. The characters in this book are very diverse. I wonder if a similar story could happen today. There is risk, there is fun. He who doesn't take risks doesn't drink champagne. The thing with Archer novels are that the plots are always so well planned out. This one is no different and makes a very entertaining read. All the while, Miles Faulkner has been plotting a second major heist, passing counterfeit artwork off and keeping the valuables for himself. While he has the cunning and wherewithal to do so, there are others who want nothing but to blame him for it. In a secondary plot that spans both sides of the Atlantic, Faulkner works to dupe many with a donation to a prestigious art gallery, hoping to leave them with egg on their face. Little does he know that there are keen observers who want nothing more than to protect the art world from his heinous ways and will stop at little to ensure all is righted, if time permits. A great addition to this Archer series, where action is plentiful and the storylines never fail to impress.The characters are not particularly deep, but they are likable (or detestable in the case of the bad actors). In any event, while they may not be intensely compelling, they aren’t a chore to spend time with.
ABOUT 'OVER MY DEAD BODY': In London, the Metropolitan Police set up a new Unsolved Murders Unit—a cold case squad—to catch the criminals nobody else can. My issue was the writing style and tone; it was overly wordy, full of filler and superfluous characters, and much longer than it had to be.As I said, I'll be starting the series from the beginning and will then look forward to the next in line !!! Before William takes up his duties with the newly formed group, he and his wife Beth have embarked on a luxury cruise to New York. The cruise comes courtesy of Miles Faulkner, or to be more precise, his ex-wife. After escaping from prison Faulkner had staged his own death in a bid to shake the tail that William and his colleagues had placed on him. It was a ploy that’s doomed to failure. Narrator George Blagden gave an excellent performance, but then I would expect nothing less from such a distinguished actor.
Traitor's Gate" keeps you on the edge of your seat with its race against time and cunning adversaries. While it might not be a groundbreaking revelation, Archer's storytelling finesse ensures that readers are in for an enjoyable and thrilling ride. If you're a fan of Jeffrey Archer's work, this novel certainly won't disappoint.
The William Warwick Series in Order (6 Books)
London 1988, and the nation has fallen under the spell of ‘the peoples princess’ HRH Diana, Princess of Wales! But this year, everything is about to change. Because a master criminal has set his sights on pulling off the most outrageous theft in history―and with a man on the inside, the odds are in his favor. Unless the team can stop him before it’s too late...
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