Charles Bancroft Boeken

Architect Rob Gilbert's life and career have been as charmed as he is charming, until a mysterious woman and a collapsed building change all that. The Architect tells the tale of a man desperate to wrestle back control of his life. In spectacular fashion, Gilbert manages to fall foul of both the establishment and the city's sinister underworld and only has his powers of creativity to outwit his adversaries and their conflicting agendas. But even as help comes from an unlikely source, nothing is as it seems. Providing a rare insight into the world of architecture through the eyes of a modern day architect, the story weaves through the many layers and cultures of London, across Europe, to the Middle East and beyond, all viewed through a haze of alcohol and distorted by sexual intrigue. Inspired by real-life events, The Architect thrills and grips the reader from the first page.

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