Jordan Jacobs

Jordan Jacobs is one of the upcoming authors of America who has written a few successful novels in his short writing career. He is particularly famous for writing down the Samantha Sutton series of novels. He says that he is very fond of the mystery and children’s fiction genres, and tries to write the plots of his novels based on these genres. Before choosing the writing profession, Jordan was interested in archaeology. He loved it so much that he would always find some time from his busy schedule and do some archaeological stuff. During his childhood, he was very much passionate about mummies, old castles, and the Indiana Jones types of stories. His interest in these things led him to participate in his first archaeological activity at the age of 13, when he was involved in an excavation work in Sierra Nevada, California. He even completed an archeological program in his high school, which he carried out in the American Southwest region. Later, he continued with his passion for archaeology and enrolled himself it the Stanford, Cambridge, and Oxford universities for some other archaeological programs. Since then, he has developed a liking to work for the American Museum of the Natural History, UNESCO Headquarters situated in Paris, and the Smithsonian, and focused on the policies related to the protection of the archaeological sites in the developing countries. As a result, Jacobs has traveled to more than 50 countries all over the world in relation to the research and protection opportunities. He has got the chance of studying the ancient places in Cambodia, the Roman citadels in Tunisia, the Mayan heartland in Guatemala, and the Voodoo communities in Benin. As of today, Jacobs lives happily in San Francisco along with his wife and a daughter. His dedicated efforts towards protecting the archaeological sites has allowed him the opportunity to become the Head of Cultural Policy at the Hearst Museum of Anthropology situated in UC Berkeley.