Book Review: Alex Archer’s Staff of Judea
After finding a long-forgotten fortress deep beneath a mountain, Annja Creed discovers the truth behind this quest, and she must prevent the Staff of Aaron being used for selfish purposes.
Author: Alex Archer
Book Review: Alex Archer’s Sunken Pyramid
An archaeology conference turns deadly when Annja Creed and death meet over the weekend. The mystery revolves around an ancient pyramid at the bottom of a lake.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s “The Babel Codex”
Fighting skeletons in Addis Ababa isn’t in Annja’s contract, but it does turn up an ancient brick that may be the key to a greater discovery: the Tower of Babel.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s The Third Caliph
Bedouin bandits raid an archeology camp in Morocco, taking hostages, but only half of a recently discovered scroll. It’s up to Annja Creed to rescue them and avoid the CIA.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s City of Swords
An obsessed millionaire who believes he’s a descendant of Charlemagne intends to take Annja’s sword for his collection of mankind’s most precious and holy swords.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s Matador’s Crown
Annja leaps into a world of flamenco and bullfighting to a renowned matador and an illegal and deadly collection of Visigoth votive crowns.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s Library of Gold
Ivan the Terrible had owned a library filled with rare tomes men would kill for. One Annja soon discovers she’s racing a ruthless KGB agent driven by sinister motive.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s Magic Lantern
Someone wants to harness the power of a cursed artifact, a magical lantern said to open a door to the Chinese spirit world, once used by 18th century illusionists.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s Fury’s Goddess
Annja Creed must channel the vengeance of the goddess Kali herself to save herself from becoming the sacrifice of a cult of thieves.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s Labyrinth
Annja is the key to retrieving the ancient Tome of Prossos, hidden somewhere deep within the mansion of a book dealer who is being held hostage by a terrorist.