The death of Donald Daggett and his wife, Elizabeth had been announced as due to a car accident. However, their children knew better. To Logan, his sister Kayla, and the Australian aborigine named Gavin, unravelling those that murdered their parents becomes a critical mission. As they followed the trail from Australia to England, it became evident that perhaps they underestimated what they were up against. To further complicate issues, the culprits were also after their own lives and a vital manuscript in their possession.
From the very first page, you could feel the suspense building up rapidly. The twists and turns in the plot, and an unrelenting but brutal chase is the sort of action only seen in Hollywood thrillers!
The Archer’s Diary is not just interesting to read but actually feels like watching an action movie albeit through the pages of a book.
Would Logan ultimately save himself, family and very important family secrets? Only time will tell.
BIO: Cadoc endeavors to create a feasible balance of historical fact and fiction into his writing in order to meet his obligation, as an author, to his readers. To that end he spends a large part of his conceptual writing on researching the world in which the characters will inhabit. “I’ve always had a fascination with history, particularly the medieval period of England and the Arthurian Legend. Though my genre is historical fiction, I hope that my readers will come away with a better understanding and appreciation for how people survived and endured before the inception of the basic luxuries we take for granted each day.”Retiring in 2016, he then spent 9 years working on THE ARCHER’S DIARY, his first historical fiction / modern thriller adventure novel. Most of that time was devoted to in-depth research.He penned his first fiction while in high school and was quickly recognized by the English staff and his class for his vibrant imagination. He was also a talented artist and, after graduating, followed a 45+ year career as a graphic designer in the publishing industry compelling him to put aside writing for a number of years.
