Review of "Traitors Gate (The William Warwick Novels #6)" by Jeffrey Archer
Jeffrey is back with another adventure of William Warwick and this time the stakes are higher than even before. Also back is his old nemesis Miles Faulkner with a renewed vigour to bring Warwick down. The book is quite pacy and the storytelling keeps you hooked right till the end. The book opens with the scene when the Crown Jewels are transported across London and the context of the story is set about the operation and the stakes that are involved.
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