John Archer: 21 books

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‘Coincidental Death?’ is a suspense/mystery short story. (10000+ words) When Ella is excused from class to go to the bathroom the last thing she expects to see is the basketball team carrying what looks like a dead body from the gym to the bushes at the far corner of the school. Upon inspection...

For sheer havoc, there is no gale like a good northwester, when it roars in, through the long winter evenings, driving the spindrift before it between the rocky walls of the fjord. It churns the water to a froth of rushing wave crests, while the boats along the beach are flung in somersaults up to the...

Like A Suicide; Redemption is book 2 of the Like A Suicide Trilogy. How does a former serial killer find redemption? In Redemption, the world’s most successful serial killer, Wraith, is at a crossroads. While he still loves his now wife, Jennifer, there is an increasing urge to commit violence and...

Like A Suicide; Inheritance is the third and final book in the ‘Like A Suicide’ series. Why would anyone want to ‘inherit’ the mantle of the vicious serial killer ‘Wraith’? Maybe because it was their destiny from birth. Maybe they never wanted to. Maybe because they have no choice. Detective...

The odd grassy mound between the long ridges south of Gettysburg might arouse the curiosity of a visitor, but the site of the Bliss Farm lies hundreds of yards from modern tour routs. Certainly, more infamous sites on the battlefield vie for one’s attention, and the struggle fro this once prosperous...

The Ogallala aquifer, a vast underground water reserve extending from South Dakota through Texas, is the product of eons of accumulated glacial melts, ancient Rocky Mountain snowmelts, and rainfall, all percolating slowly through gravel beds hundreds of feet thick. Ogallala: Water for a Dry...