Clifton Chronicles: The Sins of the Father (Series #02) (Hardcover)

from tess_schoolmarm

Archer's second book in the Clifton Chronicles is certainly a page-turner! It is plot driven and it clears up the trouble and the "death" of young Harry Clifton. WWII surely plays a big part in this installment. One of the most enjoyable parts was near the end when I, as an American, learned much...

from pamjw

The second instalment of the Clifton Chronicles begins as Harry, presumed dead, takes on the identity of Tom Bradshaw - a wanted criminal. Tom is tried and convicted, and so Harry begins time in jail. Emma, refusing to believe Harry is dead, goes to New York to find out what has happened to him. ...

from shannon.dolgos

I devoured the second book in the Clifton Chronicles and was only disappointed that I didn't have the third book in hand...This book picks up with Harry serving a six year prison sentence for a crime he didn't commit. Giles has enlisted to fight in the war and is quickly working his way up when h...

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In the second book of the Clifton Chronicles, young Harry Clifton is looking forward to a future with his true love, Emma Barrington. That is, until a family secret tears them apart and Harry escapes into the merchant marine, where he's now presumed dead. The reader knows Harry isn't dead. He con...

from ScoLgo

Plotting borders on the ridiculous but is relentlessly paced. It's difficult to stop reading this pulpy goodness - even though we know the oh-so-good main characters will triumph over the cardboard villains in the end and that a few secondary and tertiary characters will be needlessly killed off ...