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A Fine first Printing of the First Edition housed in an equally impressive dust-jacket.

Jeffrey Archer's A Matter of Honor is the story of Bill Haydon, a successful and ambitious lawyer who is thrust into a life-altering crisis when his wife is accused of murder. Haydon must choose between defending his wife and upholding his own code of honor, which would require him to lie to the court and cover up the truth. Ultimately, Haydon is forced to choose between his family and his conscience, and the consequences of his decisions ripple throughout the rest of his life.

A Matter of Honor is an excellent example of a legal thriller, and Archer's writing is both compelling and suspenseful. The characters are well-drawn and realistic, and the plot is well-constructed. This is a book that will keep you guessing until the end.; 8vo; 399 pages.