Description Celebrated author and journalist Jack Rogan cannot resist a challenge.
When he stumbles across a mysterious clue pointing to the tragic disappearance of two girls from Alice Springs, Rogan decides to investigate.
Joining forces with Rebecca Armstrong, his New York literary agent, Andrew Simpson, a retired Aboriginal police officer and Cassandra, an enigmatic psychic, Rogan soon enters the alien upside-down-world of an outlaw bikie gang ruled by an evil master where outcasts of society are the heroes, and cruelty and violence admired and rewarded.
Irresistibly drawn into a web of superstition and fear, Rogan and his friends soon pass the point of no return, and follow the trail of the missing girls into the remote Dreamtime-wilderness of outback Australia.
Unbeknown to the others, Cassandra has a secret agenda of her own.
Using her occult powers to avenge a terrible wrong, she sets the scene for an epic showdown where the stakes are high and the loser faces death and oblivion.
Will Rogan succeed, or will the forces of evil crush the hopes and dreams of a desperate mother praying for the return of her lost daughter?About the author Gabriel Farago is the international, bestselling and award-winning Australian author of the Jack Rogan mysteries and thrillers Series for the thinking reader.
From Budapest to the Blue Mountains; a writer's journey As a lawyer with a passion for history and archaeology, Gabriel had to wait for many years before being able to pursue another passion-writing-in earnest.
However, his love of books and storytelling started long before that.
Born in Budapest, Gabriel grew up in post-War Europe, and after fleeing Hungary with his parents during the Revolution in 56, he went to school in Austria before arriving in Australia as a teenager.
This allowed him to become multi-lingual and feel 'at home' in different countries and diverse cultures.
Shaped by a long legal career and experiences spanning several decades and continents, his is a ma.
Bear & King Publishing The disappearance of anna popov, paperback/gabriel farago
