Heads You Win

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I read very few political thrillers, but for Archer I make an exception. From the beginning one is aware that they are in the hands of a author who has perfected his craft, has a firm grasp of his characters and the plot. His prose is written with clarity, his storyline flows seamlessly. What an unusual but perceptive, history in the making, storyline this turned out to be. I trusted that all along the end would expose the means. Without spoiling it, I have to say that’s not what happened.Hearts It is a simple game a lot of us play to make a decision… Heads you Win - Tails you Lose… But do you ever wonder if the decision was the right one after all? Well in this story we find out….

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In a single moment, a double twist decides Alexander’s future. During an epic tale, spanning two continents and thirty years, we follow Alexander through triumph and defeat as he sets out on parallel lives, as Alex in New York and Sasha in London. Sure his villains are a little one-dimensional, mainly motivated by greed, but I don't care. Show me a villain who isn't. And greed comes in many forms. There are people in here that would go penniless just to see someone else's demise. And yes! There are a lot of moments in this story where the mystery could have been savored just a tad bit longer, but hey... Archer understands we have things to do and lives to get on with. Heads you Win is a typical Jeffrey Archer book with a small twist. Instead of two super achieving protagonists whose paths cross (ala Kane and Abel, Sons of Fortune, Clifton Chronicles etc) - we have one character Alexander whose life path, decided by a toss of coin, diverges. Alexander escapes from the clutches of KGB and he gets to choose between America and Britain. News Picador Africa to publish a new book by award-winning and critically acclaimed author Ivan Vladislavić in March 2024. 10/08/2023Jeffrey Archer! Από το πρώτο βιβλίο που διάβασα μέχρι και το τελευταίο. Το Κορόνα Κερδίζεις είναι ευφυές, ευρηματικό, συγκλονιστικό! Robert as has been a stylist and Rey'ne a salon coordinator since opening in 1980. Surrounding ourselves with like minded professionals,offering quality services at a fair price, and using the very best support products are the virtues of our success. I think I would only feel comfortable recommending this book to readers that have not read The Clifton Chronicles before. As for the ending, well, I cannot spoil it for you because I am not sure what happened; I cannot tell you who lives and who dies although the final line reveals the identity of one character who has been alluded to throughout. It might be churlishness on my part, but I just did not see that coming. Perhaps Archer was being just a little more profound in trying to suggest we cannot escape our fate, that wherever the path of life takes us, the ultimate destination is pre-ordained – not, it has to be said, an original concept.