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Bestselling author Jeffrey Archer announces his upcoming novel ‘Adam and Eve’ will be his last, ending a 50-year career that captivated millions, including legions of Kenyan fans.

The master storyteller is closing the book. Jeffrey Archer, the man whose twists and turns have kept millions of readers—including thousands of Kenyans—awake into the small hours, has announced that his next novel will be his last.
Appropriately titled Adam and Eve, the final work will hit shelves in October 2026, marking exactly 50 years since his debut sensation, Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less. At 85, Lord Archer has decided to bow out on a high, declaring that he "could never hope to equal" the scope of this final project.
Archer’s career is a story stranger than his own fiction. From near-bankruptcy and a prison sentence to selling over 300 million books, he has lived a life of dramatic peaks and troughs.
"I can’t quite imagine putting my pen down for good," Archer said in a poignant statement. "But I can think of no more fitting way to bring my novel-writing career to a close."
While critics often turned their noses up at his prose, calling it "clichéd," the public never stopped buying. Archer understood the golden rule of fiction: keep the page turning. As he prepares to release his swan song, fans worldwide are preparing for one last ride with the master of the cliffhanger. The only question remains: will there be a final twist in the tale?
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