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Tag Archives: Jeffrey Archer
Characteristics
There are nearly seven billion people on this planet. Each one unique, different. What are the chances of that? And why? Is it simply biology, physiology that determines this diversity? A collection of thoughts, memories, experiences that carve out our … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Think About It, Yesterday
Tagged belonging, character, collective, connectedness, consciousness, Heroes, Jeffrey Archer
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Paths of Glory
Jeffrey Archer Every time I start an Archer book, I expect to be entertained and to be made to think, and it always happens so. This one is no different. I simply loved the humour that Archer retains throughout the … Continue reading
A Prisoner of Birth
Jeffrey Archer Lord Archer hits the bulls eye.. again. Loosely resembling the classic ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’, this book belongs to the league of his earlier works ‘Kane and Abel’, ‘As the Crow Flies’ etc. Watch out for the … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged A Prisoner of Birth, Jeffrey Archer, The Count of Monte Cristo
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Prisoners of birth?
“They’re both oaks, even if they were planted in different forests. But then, m’lord, we all suffer in our different ways from being prisoners of birth.”, thus spoke a wonderful character called Mr. Munro in Jeffrey Archer’s ‘A Prisoner of … Continue reading
Fairytale Endings
We hurried, after all it was not everyday that we could listen to a Lord. We didn’t make it early enough because there was already quite a crowd in attendance, most of whom were not pleased to see latecomers trying … Continue reading




