A review by gautamgopalk
A Quiver Full of Arrows, Volume 1 by Jeffrey Archer

funny inspiring lighthearted reflective relaxing fast-paced

4.0

A Quiver Full of Arrows is a good collection of 11 short stories, written by British author Jeffrey Archer and published in 1980. It has a beautiful story titled Old Love as part of its collection, which is simply marvelous and possibly one of the best short stories ever written. There are a few humorous tales like The Luncheon and Broken Routine while other stories like The Chinese Statue, The Coup, The Perfect Gentleman, Henry's Hiccup and The Hungarian Professor are deeper, more well rounded and might even resonate on some level with many readers. The other stories are worth reading once and One-Night Stand seems somewhat outdated.

Reading this book is a very pleasant experience. The language is lucid and the stories are very easy to follow along.