William Kane and Abel Rosnovski both enter the world in 1906. One is born to a wealthy, socially prominent Boston family. The other is born in poverty in Poland to an unwed woman who dies during childbirth. They each have a remarkable life story that makes for spellbinding reading until the finale in 1963.

Abel is rescued from the woods beside the body of his dead mother by a hunter and taken into a peasant family. The Russian occupation of Poland, his fearful and solitary escape to Turkey and later America, will have you cheering this tough young boy.

Meanwhile, young William Kane is growing up in the lap of luxury, attending the finest schools, and winning every honor his father before him achieved.

I think this is one of the best books written by Jeffrey Archer.

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On the sign for Benjamin Rd.

Had planned to read some but never got round to it. Took it on a little trip up north... left it at a bus stop ^_^

CAUGHT IN HIGH WYCOMBE BUCKINGHAMSHIRE ENGLAND, UK