The Salterton Trilogy by Robertson Davies

The Salterton Trilogy by Robertson Davies

Archer is back.

A hijacked passenger plane above LA is the latest in a string of terror strikes around the world. Western governments are scrambling to prevent the next atrocity. Hundreds will die unless the terrorists are stopped.

The Division sends one man; Archer. Ex-SAS, brutally tough, ruthlessly efficient. He's older and wiser and the gloves are off.

Somewhere a puppet master dances in the shadows, working his evil magic for money - and a personal agenda of revenge. Archer must stop him before innocent blood is lost, but who is he really up against, friend or foe?

Partnered with beautiful German agent Eva Graf, Archer will scour the globe for the evil genius behind the terror strikes. This is not a peace-keeping mission, this is search and destroy.

Failure is not an option.

This is all-out action at a breakneck pace from the author of Smoke and Mirrors.

If you like Rapp, Bourne or Noble, you'll love Archer.

Robertson Davies was born in the little town of Thamesville, Ontario, in the year 1913. He attended Queen's University's Upper Canada College and Oxford's Balliol College. He was a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, an Honourary Fellow of Balliol College, a Member of the Order of Ontario, and a Companion of the Order of Canada, as well as the first Canadian member of the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters.