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False Impression by Jeffrey Archer

Reviewed by Marianna Boylan

False Impression

By Jeffrey Archer
St. Martin's Press
Hardcover, Audio Cassette (Unabridged), Audio Cassette (Abridged), Audio CD (Abridged), Audio CD (Unabridged) and Large Print Editions

This suspenseful tale trails heroine Anne Petrescu as she tracks the legendary Van Gogh painting, a rare self portrait with his bandaged ear. The owner of the painting, Lady Victoria Wentworth, is brutally murdered at her estate.

False Impression Excerpt
Victoria stared up at a woman she had never seen before. She was young, slim, and even shorter than Victoria. She smiled sweetly, which made her appear vulnerable. Victoria returned her smile, and then noticed she was carrying a kitchen knife in her right hand. ‘Who—’ began Victoria as a hand shot out, grabbed her by the hair and snapped her head back against the chair. Victoria felt the thin, razor-sharp blade as it touched the skin of her neck. In one swift movement the knife sliced open her throat as if she were a lamb being sent to slaughter. Moments before Victoria died, the young woman cut off her left ear.

©2006 Jeffrey Archer
Published with permission

Anna works for Bryce Fenston of Fenston Finance. Bryce is an avid art collector but doesn’t necessarily acquire his pieces in a legit way.

It’s not long before Anna realizes just how shady of a character Fenston really is. With her life in danger, Anna must think fast to avoid being the next victim as Fenston attempts to get his hands on the Van Gogh.

Fenston and Anna are both in their Twin Towers offices when the 911 tragedy takes place. They both try to use the catastrophe to their advantage. The coveted Van Gogh is set to be transferred to its rightful owner when the unthinkable and unimaginable happens.

False Impression is a cleverly thought out addition to the thriller and suspense genre. This fast-paced, murder-filled adventure will leave Archer fans craving more.

The wait is over for Archer fans. His latest and long awaited thriller will have fans on the edge of their reading chairs.

Bookworm's Briefing
Jeffrey Archer is the writer of several best selling novels and short stories. False Impression is his first novel since being released from prison. His works have earned him the title "master of the plot twist." He resides with his family in London and Cambridge.

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