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This book change my mind i love It lo amo 🇲🇽

Only 8 people go to the island, surely? There are 2 already there in their capacity as servants.

I met Jeffrey Archer while he was on his book speaking tour. He visited my friend's café in Paddington, Brisbane, for a coffee.

I met Jeffrey Archer, during his book speaking tour in Brisbane. I was helping my friend in her café in the suburb of Paddington. When he came in for coffee, he was a pleasant and charming gentleman.

I read a few of her books before I read the Murder of R A. I discovered who the murderer was at some point in the story. I wrote down the name and I asked my husband to check the last few pages of the book to see if I was right, but not to tell me. I was delighted I was right. I couldn't tell who the murderers were in any of her other novels, but I was chuffed I guessed who it was in the novel described as her masterpiece. I have read most of her novels, she was a great writer .☘️🇮🇪

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd is my number one. Number two is And Then There Were None. And number three is Murder on the Orient Express.

Potential spoiler contained in this post: I have often wondered if the ABC Murders was the first time this trope (see below for description of trope) was used by a non-obscure author? I have seen this trope, with variations, in other books by other authors, as well as TV shows, and is one of the first things I suspect when it starts to look like that kind of story. (Trope description and probably spoiler below) The trope is to bury an intentional murder among a group of apparently random murders by some kind of serial killer, because the intentional murder by itself has such a clear-cut motive and perpetrator. Also, I think there is an inherent flaw in this strategy in the real world, but I don't want to spoil anyone's fun any further.

These are great and all, but could you like do these videos, shirtless? It wouldn't hurt nobody with that handsome face of yours.

0:15 *1). "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd" (1928)* 0:36 *2). "The ABC Murders" (1936)* 1:11 *3). "And Then There Were None" (1939)*

I'd have to imagine that trying to pick 3 out of 80 plus books is terribly hard....but somehow you came up with a list and now I must do my Due Diligence and check them out! Thank you for a started list! MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋 ps....was curious if you ever watched TV shows and or movies made from books Ms. Christie has written and if so, what might be your thoughts?

I myself have never read any of Ms. Christie's books....but will have to start off with the three you have discussed in this video loop. Thank you for sharing Mr. Archer! I absolutely enjoy seeing your name in my YT mailbox! MOO From COW-lumbus, Ohio 👋

She's great.

Kane and Abel was one of the best books I've had the pleasure to read. I just bought a copy for a 2024 Christmas gift to my grandson's wife. I know she won't pull her eyes away until the end.

When is this convicted liar going to lose his knighthood ??

Why hasn't this convicted liar lost his knighthood ???

The way you write them amazing sir. I still feel sad for poor Leo, Florentina (sister) as if they really lived.

That will be my Christmas present to myself. Looking forward to intrigue.

I have always thought that President Biden's problem was that he didn't have Aaron Sorkin writing for him. There he could be surrounded by hyper competent, intelligent staffers who had all the facts and figures right on the tip of their tongue and could blithely recite them as they walked through the White House. Watching press conferences recently I couldn't help thinking 'Where is C.J. Cregg when we need her?'

Just read Prisoner of Birth...I believe I never got so intriguingly involved in reading a novel so remarkably articulated. I would like to do a short in Bangla among one of your stories!!!!!You are a wonder Sir!!!

Just finished the book.. it is pretty good 😊

THANK YOU, Lord J. Archer 🙏🙏🙏💗💗💗

Nope. The best character is Lord John Montbury Edit: Sorry. Lord John Marbury

Great book 👍👍👍❤❤❤

A GREAT SERIES!!! THANK YOU SOOO MUCH, Lord J. Archer 🙏❤

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Great book! Thanks, Lord J. Archer 🙏🙏🙏 Looking forward to the 8th one ❤

In January 2011 I read the first book in very short time, less than a week and the history remain in my mind. That was a cure for the great loss I had on that moment

LOVE the Traitors Gate! Thank you, Sir Archer🙏❤

LOVE William Warwick Series SOOO MUCH‼Thank you, Sir 🙏

Read it while I was in prison, loved it

LOVED THE BOOK. THANK YOU, Sir Archer🙏❤

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oh god! i have something in common with Jefferey Archer!

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I just saw the Film of Kane and Able in the Late 80s which I thought was good….

Ordering a copy today

Another splendid sounding tale Sir. Archer. Those of us faithful followers of your fascinating liturgical masterpieces do indeed hope that while this maybe the second to last of this series, this will not be the last series of your illustrious career that you pen. I have the book myself already. Looking forward what happens!!

enjoying the series sooo much 😍

Meus pais tinham um livro bem antigo desgastado com o tempo, li depois de 17 anos de indicação e foi com toda certeza o melhor livro da minha vida. Obrigado

Can't wait to finish!

33年前に「ケインとアベル」を読んだある日本人青年の現在の姿がこちらに ! ruclips.net/video/T0I1Dc_VFow/видео.htmlsi=FrtnAXGNwT3w8yld

one of my favourite books of all time. This is what real Feminism looks like.

A great story!! I couldnt put it down albeit the long pages

I was at a lunch once (back in the 90s) with Jeffrey Archer and he made an unnecessary and critical (if not downright rude) remark about the size of my waistline. Well Jeffrey, I see you...

Are you still out of jail?

A wonderful song, and equally an incredible storyteller too.

The first novel i ever read in my life is Kane and Abel when I was 14.

Is Kane and Abel based on John Rockefeller Jr and Andrew Carnegie? After reading this book, I can't stop guessing who are the main characters due to great curiousness. Rockefeller refused to rise the price of oil transportation as a support for and Friend of Andrew, Thomas Scott died of bankruptcy. This is the motive for Andrew to surpass Rockefeller about property. Andrew is an immigrant and has only one daughter. His life is as same as what Abel experienced

Kane's son is called Richard not William😉

A wonderful series. ❤