Kopenhagen; Tivoli Gardens
The next stop was Norway to look at some Viking ships of course!
Coming into Oslo Harbour in the morning.
Coming into Oslo Harbour in the morning.
The journey then continued through Germany to Berlin to visit some of the fabulous museums. Needless to say, this involved some more research and meeting readers.
This is the awe inspiring market gate of Miletus. I visited the ancient ruins of Miletus in Turkey during an archaeological tour a few years ago, and wanted to see the famous market gate which is in a Berlin museum would you believe! Here it is.
Market Gate of Miletus
Market Gate of Miletus
No visit to Berlin would be complete without visiting the stunning Reichstag building with its breathtaking glass cupola.
Reichstag Building cupola
Reichstag Building cupola
After leaving Berlin we travelled south to Bavaria to meet some more readers, and spend some time in the Alps. I never miss visiting this picturesque part of Europe when I find myself in this lovely corner of the world.
Bavarian Alps
Bavarian Alps
This was followed by another highlight – Salzburg – where an Austrian book club had arranged a couple of wonderful concerts for us to attend. One in particular was quite spectacular: an organ recital in the Salzburg Cathedral; inspirational!
Salzburg
Salzburg
And then, after almost seven weeks of travel through Europe, we reached our final destination: breathtaking BUDAPEST where we were warmly welcomed by friends and readers eagerly awaiting the publication of the next book!
Budapest
Budapest
But now, my friends, before we begin the long journey home to Australia, I have a little surprise for you: some exciting information about the next book which, as you know, is book 5 in the Jack Rogan Mysteries series, and which is about to be released!
First, the title: “The Curious Case Of The Missing Head.” Intrigued? I hope so! Here’s a brief description of the book to pique your interest:
A headless body on a boat. An international conspiracy. Can he survive a controversial scientific discovery?
Esteemed Australian journalist Jack Rogan is on a mission to solve the disappearance of his mother in the 70s. But when a friend needs help rescuing a kidnapped world-renowned astrophysicist, he doesn’t hesitate. Struggling with more questions than answers, his investigation leads them aboard a hellish hospital ship, where instead of finding the kidnap victim, he’s confronted with a decapitated corpse.
As the search intensifies, Jack bumps up against diabolical cartels with hidden agendas. And when his research reveals dubious experiments, a criminal on death row, and a shocking revelation about his mother’s fate, he must uncover how it’s all linked.
Can Jack unravel the twisted connections and catch the scientist’s killer, or will the next obituary published be his own?
The Curious Case of the Missing Head is the fifth standalone novel in the page-turning Jack Rogan Mysteries series. If you like meticulous theoretical science, exponentially increasing intensity, and astonishing surprises, then you’ll love Gabriel Farago’s hair-raising medical thriller.
The next item of interest I would like to share with you is the all important book cover. I hope you like it. Here it is:
I trust you enjoyed our journey through Europe which has taken us through nine countries and to such exciting places as Amsterdam, Tallinn in Estonia, St Petersburg in Russia, Helsinki, Oslo, Kopenhagen, Berlin, Salzburg and Budapest to name just a few.
Finally, my friends, just another little reminder about my FREE Starter Library which can be downloaded right now by visiting my website and following the prompts.
Please do tell your friends about this and encourage them to have a look at the library. And don’t forget, you are one of my valued Literary Ambassadors who spread the word about Jack Rogan and his many adventures to new readers who, hopefully, will find my work as entertaining as you do. And please remember, nothing works better than a personal recommendation; YOURS!
