Is exactly as the title says. Review on Twelve Red Herrings - Jeffrey Archer

A red herring is a false trail, snare that is intended to be taken, prompting to the wrong conclusion. Jeffry Archer is an ace with this style, and composed twelve short stories, each with a red herring dropped some place in it. The book gloats separating plots, and is a watchful gathering of stories that arrangement with diverting and ridiculous substances. They are all fairly fascinating in their own particular manner, however they all appear to share a connection which doesn't exist. Such is the style it was composed in. Regardless of the possibility that one doesn't generally search for the red herrings Archer has left, the stories are awesome stories of shots and circumstances that don't occur to the regular man. They are charming, and every consummation is fulfilling, keeping in mind some are unsurprising, others are much harder to see coming. The last story has four endings to it, all with some sort of feeling to the completion. By and large, the book is an alluring and clever adjustment of the regular world we live in.