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Original Title:	False Impression
ISBN:	0312939779 (ISBN13: 9780312939779)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	ITW Thriller Award Nominee for Best Novel (2007)

False Impression Paperback | Pages: 538 pages

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Title	:	False Impression
Author	:	Jeffrey Archer
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 538 pages
Published	:	November 28th 2006 by St. Martin's Press (first published December 1st 2005)
Categories	:	Fiction. Mystery. Thriller

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When an aristocratic old lady is brutally murdered in her country home the night before 9/11, it takes all the resources of the FBI and Interpol to work out the connection between her and the possible motive for her death – a priceless Van Gogh painting. It’s a young woman in the North Tower when the first plane crashed into the building who has the courage and determination to take on both sides of the law and avenge the old lady’s death.

Anna Petrescu is missing, presumed dead, after 9/11 and she uses her new status to escape from America, only to be pursued across the world from Toronto to London, to Hong Kong, Tokyo and Bucharest, but it is only when she returns to New York that the mystery unfolds. Why are so many people willing to risk their own lives and others' to own the Van Gogh Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear?

Jeffrey Archer, one of the greatest popular novelists of our generation, delivers a truly page-turning thriller.

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A murder mystery involving Van Goghs final painting, Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear, plays out around the horror of September 11th as a gymnast-turned hit-woman and a murderous financier face an intrepid heroine in a swiftly-moving, twisty plot that draws in readers and offers a few unexpected reveals in a largely predictable tale. Details about art treasures add depth to the plot and, at the same time, informs and enlightens readers who may not be conversant with the business of art while

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Full of suspense, mystery, thrill, with pinches of romance and humor, False Impression by Jeffrey Archer is definitely a book that one could waste an entire afternoon reading. This novel is exceptionally well written, the language is clear, the plot is concise, and the characters are very well developed. I would definitely recommend this book to a friend or relative for a variety of reasons.This book takes off when a young, successful spotter is fired from her job by her boss, Bryce Fenston, the

The first third of the book is terribly predictable. The second third picks up with more of a thriller feel as the story progresses, but unfortunately the final third reverts to its predictable ways, and the ending leaves the reader unsatisfied. The plot devices are tired and over-used, a romance is wedged forcefully into the story and the brief swearing is one-off and absolutely pointless. All in all, False Impression is a cheesy thriller whose only offering is a novelty theme, and even that

False Impression is written by Jeffrey Archer. It uses the 9/11 tragedy to capture the readers interest, but it is mainly about conspiracies in the art world or, if you want it in simpler terms, its a murder mystery.This book didnt compare to the other book Ive read by the same author As The Crow Flies but it is still a good story, set in the real world, with believable characters. At first, I felt a bit confused with all the characters (not to mention the head hopping), but the confusion

I steer clear of books rated below 3.7 on GR. I tend to trust the masses. So when I saw this book by one of my faves and it had a lower rating than I like, I was intrigued to give it a go. I can't say I was too surprised when this started out as a solid 1 star and all I could think was, "How am I going to give one of my favorite authors a 1 star rating?" Thankfully it picks it. I ended up liking this. I love how his mind works and how he translates that on to a page. I enjoy the characters that

I would have given this book 31/2. It was fast-paced and kept me reading, which I like in a book. It took me a while to get into it but once I did I read the rest in a day. What really irked me though was the too obvious mistake in the forgery. The forgery was done by a very capable artist and art teacher. He would not have made such an error unless it was done on purpose and there doesn't seem to be a reason for doing that - it was not in anyone's interest to have such an obvious forgery.