Next in Line: The must-read crime-thriller from the Sunday Times bestselling author. (William Warwick Novels)

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Previously published in the anthology Cat O’Nine Tales, this is the story of a star athlete who has a fateful run-in with a three-hundred pound woman.

But when the lightbulb of understanding finally turns on, from that point in both books I didn't want to put them down.Archer’s trajectory looked great after British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher appointed him deputy chairman of the ruling Conservative Party, until a (false! Rich with libel damages from a tabloid newspaper, Archer forged another comeback, running as the Conservative Party candidate in London’s 1999 mayoral race. It gets quite exciting, but I daresay the real Royal Family may not be too fond of the details (nope, can't explain - you'll just have to read it for yourself). Taking place in 1988, there are a couple of plot lines with related characters, all revolving around Scotland Yard’s DCI Warwick.

An outrider from the Special Escort Group swept into Scotland Yard, closely followed by a green Jaguar and an unmarked Land Rover, while two police motorcycles brought up the rear, completing the royal convoy. In the Central Criminal Court, the Old Bailey Sir David Metcalfe, distinguished QC and Chairman of the Bar Council, is conducting the most important defense of his career - his own. There were many characters introduced in a short time, and because this was my first Warwick mystery, I started off a bit slower than regular Archer fans. Without fail, almost every man that has stood in front of my bookshelf in the past few months has commented on this Jeffrey Archer book.A masterful collection of fourteen riveting tales of elaborate confidence tricks, political chicanery, immoral behavior, and dangerously illicit affairs, rendered with the breathtaking narrative twists that have become the Jeffrey Archer hallmark.

Part of this finds DI Ross Hogan, the one-time undercover policeman, assigned the job of providing close protection to HRH Princess Diana. One aspect to Warwick that I did appreciate was his dedication to reading stories to his children at bedtime (when he happened to be around at that time).

It was also made into a successful serial for BBC Radio 4, and was later televised in 1990 by the BBC. Pope Benedict XVI, October 2006 The Gospel According to Judas, by Benjamin Iscariot sheds new light on the the. EXCERPT: An outrider from the Special Forces Group swept into Scotland Yard, closely followed by a green Jaguar and an unmarked Land Rover, while two police motorcycles brought up the rear, completing the royal convoy. Meanwhile, there are more shenanigans from Miles Faulkner as well as a serious security threat to the Crown from a renegade organisation.