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5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
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“ WOW!!! This was one phenomenal read! It’s one heck of an adventure story/murder mystery/thriller! It well written and well paced, and if that isn’t enough, I was drawn in from the first page. It is a bit long but don’t be deterred. It’s packed with action. I can’t wait for the next book to come out.
I got this book for Kindle at no charge from the author, Liam Cadoc, in exchange for an honest review.”
Scott Bailey

4 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
So many wonderful things about this book. But first I would like to thank Author Liam Cadoc for allowing me the privilege to do an ACR Review. This is a twist on the story of Robin Hood and his lineage.
There is so much work that has went into this novel. The history enough is overwhelming. I cannot imagine the number of hours spent researching the insurmountable material for this project. I loved how Liam Cadoc created every atmosphere as if you had walked right into the book.
The storyline he has created to surround this historical piece is brilliant. The characters, the hunt, the twists...all of it perfectly laid out. I look forward to reading Book 2. I am so curious as to what he will come up with next.
If you are a child at heart, mystery lover, historical fiction lover, this book is definitely for you.

Tina Smith (Goodreads)

5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary 
​A great tale with unexpected twists and turns, triumphs and tragedies and all placed in a setting of wonder and history. In a day and age where, in both reality and fiction, Good does not always prevail over evil, it was refreshing and encouraging to see the Good Guys win!
Chris Pugh (Sir Black Wolf)

5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary    
Cannot wait for Book 2

A huge Thank you Liam for this phenomenal new look at the legends of Robin Hood.
This is a fast paced story with numerous twists and turns as we figure out how the characters past and present affect each other and history. Very difficult to put down
Again thanks for the complimentary copy Of The Archers Diary by Liam Cradoc via Voracious Readers Only. I have a fascinating new angle on an old story from Medieval times.
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Margaret Both, Canada - 10 July, 2020

5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
You'll be hooked
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 June 2020

I received this book from voracious readers
This book kept you guessing from start to finish every time you turn a page something else happened . This author certainly knows how to surprise you at every turn. Very well written , characters totally believable. Every time I tried to put this book down something happened that kept me reading.
​Lyn Robinson

5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
I do not receive any type of compensation for reading & reviewing free books from publishers & authors. Therefore, I am under no obligation to write a positive review, only an honest one.

An awesome book cover, great font & writing style. A very professionally written historical fictional down under adventure book. It was amazingly easy for me to read/follow from start/finish & never a dull moment. There were no grammar/typo errors, nor any repetitive or out of line sequence sentences. Lots of exciting scenarios, with several twists/turns & a huge set of unique characters, settings, etc. to keep track of. This could also make another great down under adventure movie, or better yet a mini TV series. A quite easy rating of 5 stars.

Thank you for the free author; Goodreads; MakingConnections; Making Connections discussion group talk; Amazon Digital Services LLC.; ARC book
Tony Parsons MSW (Washburn)

5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
I can’t imagine anyone resisting the spell of this writer’s vivid tale.

One of the strongest storylines read in a long time and finished it on the third day after reluctantly closing down the night before; (really wanted to sit into the night and read straight through).
 
Two Aussies, Logan and Gavin, (the latter an aboriginal considered a brother and Logan’s closest friend), receive news from the U.K. that Logan’s parents died in a fatal car accident. Papers and other items left to Logan divulge secret, historical documents passed down via his mother’s ancestral line. He and Gavin travel to Wales to investigate details of the accident and follow her posthumous instructions for authentication of the papers.

An ever-widening plot to discredit and steal Logan’s possessions takes the reader deeper down the path. An ancient legend comes to the forefront as attempts upon their lives begin, and Logan and Gavin learn hitherto unknown facts about his mother. Just when you think you have all the pieces, the author adds more as if pouring hundred- year- old scotch over the whole pie.  Historical details and intricate landmark descriptions in Wales enable the reader’s imagination to believe, despite the historical fiction genre.

I received this manuscript in return for an objective review. 
 Linda J Pifer

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5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
"Liam Cadoc unearths history in an exciting world-spanning adventure with The Archer’s Diary!  In a tragic twist of events, son of a wealthy corporate CEO Logan Daggett comes into possession of some ancient artifacts.  He sets out on a world-spanning adventure to uncover the truth about both what happened to his family and what the artifacts say about history.  Cadoc really had me turning pages, both with the mystery and the awesome connections between past and present!  This one pleasantly reminded me of Assassin’s Creed or The DaVinci Code, so definitely check it out if you love those!"
Joshua at Diabolical Shrimp Reviews 5/13/20
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https://diabolicshrimp.com/reviews-5/

5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
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"As historical fiction goes, one of my favorite genres, The Archer's Diary is one of the more unique additions to the genre. What if Robin Hood was a real person? What if there is evidence that this is true? All the characters need to do is find the rest of the evidence. Easy peasy right? Not so fast.

Logan Daggett inherits an unusual collection of artifacts from his mother after her untimely, and questionable, death in an auto accident in Wales. The artifacts point to a shocking fact - that logan and his previously unknown sister are the direct descendants of a Welsh lord who may be the actual Robin Hood. Along with following the clues left behind by his mother, Logan and his friends try to make sense out of the death of his mother and father as well as being chased by some very determined people who really want to possess the artifacts. It's all jolly good fun. There is a lot of historical information scattered throughout the book that adds plenty of interest to the story.
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There are plenty of twists and turns and "didn't see that comings" in the book. I am looking forward to reading the next book in this series."
David Bates

3.5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
"I wasn't exactly sure what to expect with this book. I enjoy historical fiction in the vein of James Rollins and Dan Brown and I've always loved the Robin Hood mythos, so I gave it a try. The book started off fairly quickly, but slowed down for a number of chapters. Think Tom Clancy, but with historical figures rather than military weaponry and machinery. Some of the dialogue is a bit flowery, because I don't feel that people really speak the way they did in the book. I do have to say, however, that the last third of the book is pretty rewarding for action/intrigue fans. Cadoc is a very talented writer. Hisaction sequences parallel many of the great authors I enjoy..All in all, it was well-written, if a bit long-winded."
Brittney (Goodreads)

4 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
If you love having some history thrown in with your fiction, this is the book for you! We follow the adventures of a brother, sister, and best mate as they uncover the secrets hidden behind family heirlooms left to them after the tragic death of the siblings' parents. Dangers in many forms tail the trio as they travel to England to discover the true identity of their ancestors. This lengthy, but exciting tale is a real page-turner. The villain's cronies use a bit more foul language than I would prefer, but it still fits in well with their characters. All in all, a very enjoyable book!

Rachel Deibler (Goodreads)
*I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author via Voracious Readers Only*

​4 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
Love a good twist on an old line and Robinhood is one of my favorites. All in all not bad for a first novel. Good enough to have me interested in the next. Lots of detail, sometimes a bit too much but that is easily forgiven. I expect character development will truly blossom in following novels. Worth a read.
Jeanette Stefanick (Goodreads)

"Just wanted to let you know that I am about a quarter of the way through The Archer’s Diary and it has me hooked. I am loving the information you provide on historical artifacts. You’ve done a lot of research."
David Bates


5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
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"First of all, historical fiction isn't my first choice of genres to read, that said though, I count myself fortunate to have had the opportunity of reading The Archer's Diary. I prefer stories with believable characters, a great plot—especially if it grabs my attention with twists and turns. This book has all that and far more. Normally I can pretty much judge what is going to happen, and to whom—not so with this story. I was caught off guard many a time by a plot twist, and could hardly put the book down. And I simply loved how the ending sets you up for the sequel. I cannot wait for Book Two to come out."
Patricia Treloar 

5 STARS - The Archer’s Diary
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This is the first book I have read from this author and let me tell you that I loved it! Such a good book, very well written, with great characters, that keeps you obsessed with every page from the first one. This is one of my favorite genres and I've read some but this one is fresh and like Nothing I've read before. I loved this.
Jennifer Shepard (Goodreads)

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