About the Author
Jeffrey Archer
ISBN 9781447221852
Rs. 840
Pan Macmillan
A Prisoner of Birth
Who it's for: Fans of legal thrillers and suspense fiction
In Jeffrey Archer's exhilarating legal thriller, Danny Cartwright's life takes a devastating turn when he is wrongly accused and convicted of murder. Sentenced to twenty-two years in the high-security Belmarsh prison, Danny faces an impossible challenge: escape and exact revenge on those who framed him, while his fiancée, Beth, relentlessly pursues justice.Why You Should Read? Experience a meticulously crafted plot of false accusation and a determined quest for revenge. Follow Danny's audacious plan to break out of an inescapable prison and challenge powerful adversaries. Engage with a gripping narrative where justice hangs in the balance and loyalty is tested. Discover why Jeffrey Archer is a master of suspense with a story full of twists and turns.
Highlights
- Set in London, involving Belmarsh prison and a high-stakes escape.
- Follows Danny Cartwright's false conviction and quest for revenge.
- Also follows his fiancée Beth's pursuit of justice.
- A New York Times bestseller.
- Explores themes of social class and judicial error.
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What is the book about?
It's a legal thriller about Danny Cartwright, who is wrongly convicted of murder and sentenced to 22 years in Belmarsh prison. He plans to escape and take revenge on those who framed him, while his fiancée Beth seeks justice.
Who is the author?
Jeffrey Archer, a well-known author of suspense and legal thrillers.
How many pages does it have?
624 pages.
Is it part of a series?
No, it's a standalone novel.
What themes does it explore?
It explores themes of false accusation, revenge, social class, judicial error, loyalty, and justice.