Archer

by Brendan Perry

Imagine America in the aftermath of a devastating national disaster. The cities are all but abandoned in the shadow of a countrywide police action. The government, desperate to gain control over the chaos, has become enemy to a tattered handful of urban rebels who refuse to lose faith that the country is gone for good. These pages chronicle a year in the life of a lone youth in search of a home, a family, and in many ways a sense of self. Through a whirlwind of adventures including gunfights, fistfights, betrayal, and love, the young protagonist rewrites his definition of home and discovers his true purpose in this new, uncertain world.

354 pages, Paperback

First published August 9, 2012

About the author

Brendan Perry is a Cadet at Norwich University, in the graduating class of 2015. Ever curious about how society came to be what it is, Brendan enjoys researching world history and literature, especially the rise and fall of civilizations. Outside of his rigorous academic schedule, he enjoys playing guitar, mountain biking, and sacrificing a little time for an occasional video game or two. But most important to him is the great pride he has in being an American.

Reviews

[Dee Gallimore-Perry · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing book written by my son :)