Summary
Jeffrey Archer, a bestselling author and former politician, has died at age 86. He sold over 300 million books and had a long career in writing and politics, including time as a Conservative MP and life peer.Key Facts
- Jeffrey Archer died suddenly and peacefully at home on Monday.
- He wrote popular books like the Clifton Chronicles and Kane and Abel.
- Archer sold more than 300 million books over 50 years.
- He was a Conservative MP and was made a life peer in 1992.
- In 2001, he was jailed for four years for lying in a 1987 court case.
- After prison, he returned to the House of Lords and retired in 2024.
- His last book, Adam and Eve, will be published this month.
- HarperCollins called him a "master storyteller" and praised his dedication.
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