End Game

William Warwick, Book 8

By: Jeffrey Archer

Narrated by: George Blagden

London, 2012. The eyes of the world are on Britain as the country prepares to host the Olympic Games.​

But the glare of the spotlight makes London a target for some of the most dangerous people on earth. And the moment the bid is won, an international conspiracy is set in motion to unleash a devastating attack that will leave the world in chaos.​

One man stands between triumph and disaster: Commander William Warwick, heading up Scotland Yard's elite team. But as he pursues the shadowy organisation, he sets off a deadly game of cat and mouse which will take him from the bustling streets of London to the hidden corridors of power. Can Warwick stop the assassin before the greatest show on earth becomes a catastrophe … ​

©2025 Jeffrey Archer (P)2025 HarperCollins Publishers

A masterpiece

A great ending to a great series. All is finished. Nice send off for all characters. Best author ever!!

Great read!

What a good conclusion to this series. I love Jeffrey Archer's writing. He always keeps the writer's attention throughout the book and leaves you wondering until the very end how the book will end. Exceptional character development and the plot has so many twists and turns that leaves you thinking ... I just don't know how this is going to end. Loved the book!

Amazing Finale

I loved this book with all the twists and turns but what I especially enjoyed was the way this swan song for William Warwick was constructed and made me feel like I had journeyed through time and the wonder progression of the characters. Jeffrey Archer is a master storyteller and I hope to enjoy reading more of his works should he see fit to write more.

Relevant storylines

Lots of suspense and drama! Perfect touch of comedy! Consistent and likeable characters! Excellent narration. Nice little twists!

Going out in style!

Although I’m sad to see this series end, I like how the author handled it.

I am always surprised at how I tear up when a main character in a series is killed — I felt like I knew all of them