Jeffrey Archer
Jeffrey Archer is a renowned British author and former politician known for his compelling storytelling and engaging crime novels. Over his extensive writing career, he has sold more than 320 million books, including notable works like 'Kane and Abel' and his latest release, 'End Game.' Before his literary success, Archer served as a Member of Parliament and held prominent positions within the Conservative Party, advising leaders such as Margaret Thatcher and John Major. His life has been marked by both triumph and controversy, including a prison sentence for perjury in 2001. Archer continues to be an influential figure in the literary and political spheres, showcasing his unique ability to weave real-life experiences into captivating narratives.
Born on Aug 15, 1940 (85 years old)
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Jeffrey Archer is also a guest at the gala dinner honoring Margaret Thatcher.
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Jeffrey Archer is a bestselling author and former Tory politician known for his gripping crime novels.
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