Buddy our Labrador is very patient, which makes his life with my two sons so much easier. He is constantly ‘harassed’ by the two, but as a true stoic, he puts up with it. Here they put a venetian carnival mask on his face.
Two Journeys – the postapocalyptic adventure novel, is available as eBook and Paperback at all stores and outlets.
During a routine business trip to Tokyo, Alan finds himself to be the sole survivor of a global pandemic. A viral disease has wiped away all of humanity… and Alan’s past life. Fearing injury, sickness and hunger, he sets out to travel back to his family in Berlin, straight across Asia and 10,000 miles of hardship and adventure.
Suter combines post-apocalyptic elements with an adventurous road novel in this book about a man left alone on earth. The hardships and landscapes are described in all ferocity. A few other humans have survived, some eager to use the disaster for their own advantage. Electrifying chapters describe the encounter with Somerset, a charming yet psychotic warlord, who is assembling an army to conquer Moscow, if not the entire world.
An exciting, haunting book. “This apocalyptic thriller grabs you in the first couple of pages and never lets go.”
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Sofia, with its 1.2M inhabitants, is smaller than expected, but a very pleasant town with very friendly people. Not too many tourists either, and in springtime very pretty.
Buddy is part Labrador, part Pastor Mallorquin. This means that he loves to fetch stuff (the Labrador Retriever part), and that he barks like a madman if unknown people enter the house. His bark is worse than his bite, luckily enough.
Fundraiser – only until the end of May. You donate, I pay!
Dear readers of my novels, you recall the past fundraiser (click here for details). I am now announcing a new fundraising activity: focus on helping the children that are the victims of the conflict in Syria.
For the month of May only, I will donate 20€ to UNICEF (learn more here) for each new book review of my work. By writing a simple review, you will help children in need!
UNICEF and Syria
For 70 years, across 190 countries and territories, UNICEF https://www.unicef.org defends the rights of every child. Explore UNICEF to see the programmes they create on behalf of children. “After six years of conflict, Syrians are facing the largest humanitarian crisis in the world, with grave protection and human rights violations occurring daily. Children have paid the heaviest price in the conflict, and in 2016 their suffering hit rock bottom in a drastic escalation of violence…
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Buddy is a Labrador-mix, also has some Pastor Mallorquin in his genes. He loves the water, but if you expect him to jump into this lake, you’re wrong – he is waiting for me to throw a stick, which he will then fetch. He has never jumped into a lake or stream on his own account. Labradors love fetching!
