This is the second installment in what is to be a five-book saga named 'The Clifton Chronicles', the first of which was 'Only Time Will Tell'. What is interesting is that 'The Sins of the Father' released in India before anywhere else in the world.
It has a mix of everything that we've come to expect from Archer and more. Archer's real life prison sentence gives him the advantage of bringing more authenticity to the prison sequences in this book. I won't talk a lot about the book since it is majorly plot-driven and there's nothing I can tell you here that the official synopsis can't.
Archer has been dishing out his regular fare for years now, but it is amazing how he unfailingly manages to hold our attention as we hang on to his every word.
This book is a must-read and do make sure you have the read the prequel before you pick this one up.