Articles from the author

Mohammad Hasan Al Harbi bats for the hated creature while using it as a metaphor for today’s world

A trigger-happy former military sniper is framed by a Russian mob in a shoot-out that claims five lives

Ken Follet began with the First World War and now closes with the fall of the Berlin Wall

A fascinating thriller based on the corruption in pre-revolution Egypt

Jack Reacher is a drifter. But the army tracks him down, because someone has taken a long-range shot at the French president

Al Qaida is far from being a spent force and could adopt a political approach to gain legitimacy

The Racketeer may be pure imagination but one is inclined to feel for the protagonist even as he cons the government

While the plot and style are vintage Grisham, the novel does get tedious in the middle part

A chilling portrait of a scary new world without morals or scruples

He only hitches a ride but ends up fighting terrorists

Victor, of ‘The Hunter' fame, has a CIA brief to kill an arms dealer, but finds himself in the agency's — and Mossad's — cross hairs

A tale told from five viewpoints ends just as a Jeffrey Archer novel is expected to — whetting the appetite for the next instalment