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George R. Booker
George R. Booker discovered his passion for writing at an early age and wrote his first short stories as a teenager. After completing his studies in English literature, he initiall...mehr sehenGeorge R. Booker discovered his passion for writing at an early age and wrote his first short stories as a teenager. After completing his studies in English literature, he initially worked as a journalist for various newspapers and magazines.
However, George R. Booker is best known to his fans as an author of adventure novels. His novels are mostly set in the 1920s and 1930s and tell of dazzling personalities, spectacular crimes and dangerous adventures. Booker skillfully combines historical events and characters with fictional elements, creating a fascinating world full of intrigue and mystery.
For Booker, the period between 1920 and 1930 is particularly interesting because it was marked by profound changes. It was a time of upswing and cultural flourishing, but at the same time there were political and social conflicts. This period offers Booker a wealth of stories and characters to capture and bring to life in his novels. In particular, his Max Wheeler novels and the stories about the detective Nick Retro are becoming increasingly popular.
George Booker always emphasizes that he is first and foremost a storyteller who wants to take his readers into another world and entertain them. His novels are praised by readers for their exciting plot, multifaceted characters, and precise research.
Booker is a frequent writer. To get his many ideas down on paper, he prefers the form of the short novel. It is therefore not unusual for him to publish one or even two new books every month.weniger sehen
Bücher von George R. Booker
The Dead Brain: Pursued Around the World 100 Years Ago, #1 My Friend Coy: Pursued Around the World 100 Years Ago, #3 Bewertung: 0 von 5 Sternen0 BewertungenThe Secret of the Sea: Pursued Around the World 100 Years Ago, #2 Bewertung: 0 von 5 Sternen0 Bewertungen