Jeffrey Archer

There are few authors today that can weave together a story like Jeffrey Archer. If you've never read any of his books, shame on you. You've been deprived of one of the greatest authors of our time and you should take it upon yourself to order one of his works immediately. Can't you tell Jeffrey Archer is one of my top three authors of all time? In his latest book, Only Time Will Tell Archer introduces us to Harry Clifton- a young boy who doesn't quite believe the official story he's been...Read Full Story

ADVERTISEMENT ▼ ReviewColumn's rating : Paths of Glory by Jeffrey Archer is a great book and I recommend it to all those that are looking for a good adventure. The story is fictional, but the basis is found in a true story. The book tells us about a man, named George Mallory, attempting to climb Mount Everest. The story is placed in the mid 20’s, almost 30 years earlier than the first real climb to the summit of the tallest mountain on earth. Our hero has problems in his early life...Read Full Story

The kind people at Macmillan Audio want to give audiobook copies of Jeffrey Archer’s new novel, Only Time Will Tell  to three lucky Biblioklept readers. Want a copy? Just email us (biblioklept.ed at gmail dot com) with “Jeffrey Archer Giveaway” in the subject line, and provide us with a US address (sorry, US addresses only). First three folks to respond win. Here’s the publisher’s description of Only Time Will Tell— From the internationally bestselling author of  Kane and Abel  and  A...Read Full Story

LONDON ( Reuters ) - He is best known as an author, Conservative politician and one-time prisoner, but Jeffrey Archer is also a keen auctioneer who aims to break his own record for a single sale at Christie's in London on Monday. On offer at the charity sale are a handbag belonging to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher , a ball used in the 2003 rugby world cup final which England won and a stopwatch that recorded Roger Bannister 's historic sub-four-minute mile. The proceeds from...Read Full Story

Former British politician Jeffrey Archer could be the new Robert Ludlum if producer Frank Marshall has his way: he’s developing a movie version of Archer’s novel A Matter Of Honor . The tale was written in 1986 but set 20 years earlier, and it follows Adam Scott, a man who goes on the run from the KGB and the CIA after receiving a Pandora’s Box of a letter from his military father. Scott appears in a follow-up novel, Honor Among Thieves , which is also expected to be brought to the big screen...Read Full Story