What are Jeffrey Archer books like ?

I am not a big fan but if i were to choose one adjective for the couple that i have read, it would be- decriptive

I’m enjoying a series by David Blake all set in the Norfolk Broads. Warning, a bit grisly at times. ? Book 1 Broadland.

He is very easy to read and and keeps you turning the pages, they are ideal for holidays or journeys where other things might distract you. His short stories are good too.I think of him as an adults Enid Blyton!

I have read the majority of JA's books and enjoyed them, Really enjoyed the Clifton series. Also very good reading is about his time in prison, I think his books are definitely worth splurging 99p on! Recently read The Nowhere Child and The Choke, both excellent.

The Flifton Chronicles, excellent. A good tale set in Bristol could not put down.

Sorry Clifton

I'm glad you started this thread Nankate as I've had an inkling to try his books.
I think people can be too sniffy about him sometimes.
A good read is a good read.

I've read good reviews of the Clifton Chronicles Sue421.

I was wondering if anyone from Bristol (or knew it well) could say if the books were a good reflection of the city?

A good read - well crafted and with credible, even interesting characters.
Great literature they are not but good value for your money!