The hallmarks of pulp fiction haven't changed much since the time they first burst into the scene in the 19th century: short and clean sentences, a simplistic worldview with clear-cut heroes and villains, and fast-moving plotlines that keep the reader on the edge of their seats. Jeffrey Archer ticked all these boxes in everything that he wrote, which included 31 novels, 7 short story collections, three plays -- in all, he had 59 titles to his name. His last novel, Adam and Eve, was set to release today in India, that is October 6. Archer died on October 5 aged 86. Here's a look at some of his unforgettable titles.
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