Jeffrey Archer: Sins of the Father (2012, Pan Macmillan)
400 pages
English language
Published 2012 by Pan Macmillan.
It is only days before Britain declares war on Germany. Harry Clifton, hoping to escape the consequences of a family scandal, and realizing he can never marry Emma Barrington, has joined the Merchant Navy. When a German U-boat sinks his ship, Harry and a handful of sailors are rescued by the SS Kansas Star, among them an American named Tom Bradshaw. That night, when Bradshaw dies, Harry seizes a chance to bury his past―by assuming the man's identity.
Good, but I enjoyed the first book more. The story dragged towards the end.
