End Game

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End Game

By: Jeffrey Archer

Narrated by: George Blagden

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William Warwick and Ross Hogan will return, for one last time, in a gripping and unputdownable finale. Available now!

London, 2012. The eyes of the world are on Britain as the country prepares to host the Olympic Games.

But the glare of the spotlight makes London a target for some of the most dangerous people on earth. And the moment the bid is won, an international conspiracy is set in motion to unleash a devastating attack that will leave the world in chaos.

One man stands between triumph and disaster: Commander William Warwick, heading up Scotland Yard's elite team. But as he pursues the shadowy organisation, he sets off a deadly game of cat and mouse which will take him from the bustling streets of London to the hidden corridors of power. Can Warwick stop the assassin before the greatest show on earth becomes a catastrophe …

‘The Olympic Gold of novels’ – Seb Coe

Jeffrey ArcherGeorge BlagdenHarperCollinsWilliam Warwick Novels

Action & Adventure

Crime Thrillers

Mystery

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Suspense

Thriller & Suspense

England

Exciting

Action & Adventure Crime Thrillers Mystery Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Suspense Thriller & Suspense England Exciting

Critic reviews

Praise for Jeffrey Archer:

‘Probably the greatest storyteller of our age’ Mail on Sunday

'Peerless master of the page turner' Daily Mail

'If there were a Nobel Prize for storytelling, Archer would win' Daily Telegraph

‘Archer is a master entertainer’ Time

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Really enjoyed this, Jeffrey Archer spins a good yarn and no mistake. This is a great end to the series and as it's based on the 2012 Olympics it's intriguing to wonder which parts are based on fact and which are fiction. Something missed by the editors though, Biggin Hill is in Kent, not Middlesex. The narration is very good once again but was it just me or did the Russian ambassador have a distinct American twang to his accent? Anyway that does nothing to take away from the quality of the narration or the storyline. I'm looking forward to more novels from Jeffrey Archer he can always guarantee an enthralling story.