Hidden in Plain Sight

The Daily Telegraph praises Jeffrey Archer's storytelling prowess, suggesting he would win a Nobel Prize for it. In "Hidden in Plain Sight," Detective Sergeant William Warwick, newly promoted, finds himself transferred to the drugs squad with a daunting task ahead. His challenge is to take down a notorious drug lord known as the Viper in south London. As he and his team attempt to dismantle this unprecedented criminal network, William must also deal with a familiar adversary, Miles Faulkner. Using all his wits, William devises a clever plan to catch them both, employing a tactic so ingenious they won't see it coming.This novel, which follows the Sunday Times bestseller "Nothing Ventured," is packed with the characteristic twists and turns Jeffrey Archer is known for. While it's the second part of William Warwick's story, "Hidden in Plain Sight" stands alone beautifully. Admiring Archer, The Mail on Sunday calls him "probably the greatest storyteller of our age," and Candis reviews the book as an irresistible and fast-paced narrative featuring well-developed characters and a gripping climax. Remarkably, "Nothing Ventured" attained the No.1 spot on the Sunday Times bestseller list in March 2020.