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The Sins of the Father by Jeffrey Archer

The Sins of the Father by Jeffrey Archer

20th Century, City Life, Family Life, Fiction, Historical, Jeffrey Archer, Literary, Pan Macmillan, Sagas, World War II, The second book in the internationally bestselling Clifton Chronicles from master storyteller Jeffrey Archer"One of the top ten storytellers in the world." Los Angeles TimesOn arrival in America, Harry Clifton is arrested for first degree murder, for killing Bill Bradshaw. He is tried, found guilty, and sentenced to death by the electric chair. Meanwhile Emma goes to London to give birth to Sebastian, Harry's child. On visiting Maisie to introduce her to her grandson, she becomes convinced that Harry is still alive. With the help of Sir Walter, she goes to America in search of Harry, where she must then fight to save his life.Meanwhile, when Sir Walter dies, Hugo takes over the Barrington shipping line, but manages to run the company into the ground, and when war is declared, Giles Barrington leaves Oxford to join the Gloucestershire Regiment, gaining respect and eventually glory in the military.And as the war progresses, Sebastian is brought up by his grandmother, Elizabeth Barrington. As a young man, he falls in love with the sister of a school friend, whose father is an Argentinean businessman who has made a fortune in arms dealing to both sides during the war.The Sins of the Father is part of The Clifton Chronicles series, but can be enjoyed as a stand-alone novel.THE CLIFTON CHRONICLES SERIESBOOK 1: Only Time Will TellBOOK 2: The Sins of the FatherBOOK 3: Best Kept SecretBOOK 4: Be Careful What You Wish ForBOOK 5: Mightier Than The SwordBOOK 6: Cometh The Hour
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Genres and Themes
20th Century, City Life, Family Life, Fiction, Historical, Jeffrey Archer, Literary, Pan Macmillan, Sagas, World War II ,

Pages

428
Language

EN
Publication Date

2012


ISBN

9780330517935
Binding

Paperback
Publisher

Pan Macmillan