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In one of the few stories that does not involve people conning one another, "The Grass is Greener", the moral of the story appears to be that the head of an international bank experiences more pain and personal turmoil than Bill the beggar who sits on the street outside. In "A Change of Heart", a racist white South African devotes himself to doing good for the black community after receiving a black man's heart following a near-fatal car accident. Archer's fans will undoubtedly enjoy this collection but other readers may find its relish for duplicity rather dubious or at best find its sentimental morality rather cloying. --Guy Smit
‘A storyteller in the class of Alexandre Dumas’
Washington Post
‘Archer has a gift for plot that can only be described as genius’
Daily Telegraph
‘The man’s a genius’
Fay Weldon, Evening Standard
‘Few are more famous than Archer for keeping the pages turning’
Peter Stothard, The Times
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