John Aarons

These are the memoirs of the Melbourne born author John R. Aarons, who has spent a lifetime fulfilling his dream of travelling the world. His adventures are brought to life from the time as a child aged 3 he sneaked out the front door one Saturday afternoon to go to a cinema matinee to a very mature age author writing novels. He is married and they have two daughters, two son-in-laws and three grandsons.

These are the memoirs of the Melbourne born author These are the memoirs of the Melbourne born author John R. Aarons, who has spent a lifetime fulfilling his dream of travelling the world. His adventures are brought to life from the time as a child aged 3 he sneaked out the front door one Saturday afternoon to go to a cinema matinee to a very mature age author writing novels. He is married and they have two daughters, two son-in-laws and three grandsons.John R. Aarons, who has spent a lifetime fulfilling his dream of travelling the world. His adventures are brought to life from the time as a child aged 3 he sneaked out the front door one These are the memoirs of the Melbourne born author John R. Aarons, who has spent a lifetime fulfilling his dream of travelling the world. His adventures are brought to life from the time as a child aged 3 he sneaked out the front door one Saturday afternoon to go to a cinema matinee to a These are the memoirs of the Melbourne born author John R. Aarons, who has spent a lifetime fulfilling his dream of travelling the world. His adventures are brought to life from the time as a child aged 3 he sneaked out the front door one Saturday afternoon to go to a cinema matinee to a very mature age author writing novels. He is married and they have two daughters, two son-in-laws and three grandsons.very mature age author writing novels. He is married and they have two daughters, two son-in-laws and three grandsons.Saturday afternoon to go to a cinema matinee to a very mature age author writing novels. He is married and they have two daughters, two son-in-laws and three grandsons.

1SYNOPSIS AND AUTHOR BIO A senior detective in charge of the art fraud department of the Victorian Police attends a symposium in Madrid. Afterwards he takes a holiday in Bilbao in the north of Spain specifically to visit the famous Guggenheim Museum.Whilst riding the funicular to the top of the mountain that overlooks the city, he witnesses something that starts an adventure that takes him on an exciting journey to countries he had only previously learnt about at school The author has spent a lifetime travelling the world and his novels all include places he has lived in and travelled extensively.He resides in the city and country of his birth, Melbourne, Australia, with his wife and extended family.

he Docklands Mystery is the second in a series of crime novels which features Martin Taylor, an Australian police detective with the art crime division at the Victorian State police headquarters in Melbourne's Docklands precinct. In this new tale, the owner of a Melbourne art gallery becomes involved in a mystery after having sold a valuable painting to a local businessman with criminal connections. It turns out that the painting is more than just a pretty picture and an elaborate plan is then hatched to get the painting back. Martin's romantic liaison with a Spanish beauty continues in this exciting adventure.The Docklands Mystery will appeal to lovers of crime fiction. Readers will be transported on an armchair journey commencing in Australia andthen to The Netherlands and ending in Belgium.About the AuthorJohn R. Aarons spent many years living and working as a design engineer and construction supervisor in Australia, the USA, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Belgium and New Zealand. He now resides in his birthplace of Melbourne with his wife. They spend

Australian detective Martin Taylor is called to assist the New York Police Department in tracking downMaltese Cathedral treasures that had disappeared after being on display at a prestige art gallery. Sobegins an investigation that takes him on an amazing adventure through a number of fascinatingcountries.

Australian detective Martin Taylor is called to assist the New York Police Department in tracking downMaltese Cathedral treasures that had disappeared after being on display at a prestige art gallery. Sobegins an investigation that takes him on an amazing adventure through a number of fascinatingcountries.

1SYNOPSIS AND AUTHOR BIO A senior detective in charge of the art fraud department of the Victorian Police attends a symposium in Madrid. Afterwards he takes a holiday in Bilbao in the north of Spain specifically to visit the famous Guggenheim Museum.Whilst riding the funicular to the top of the mountain that overlooks the city, he witnesses something that starts an adventure that takes him on an exciting journey to countries he had only previously learnt about at school The author has spent a lifetime travelling the world and his novels all include places he has lived in and travelled extensively.He resides in the city and country of his birth, Melbourne, Australia, with his wife and extended family.

The Docklands Mystery is the second in a series of crime novels which features Martin Taylor, an Australian police detective with the art crime division at the Victorian State police headquarters in Melbourne's Docklands precinct. In this new tale, the owner of a Melbourne art gallery becomes involved in a mystery after having sold a valuable painting to a local businessman with criminal connections. It turns out that the painting is more than just a pretty picture and an elaborate plan is then hatched to get the painting back. Martin's romantic liaison with a Spanish beauty continues in this exciting adventure.The Docklands Mystery will appeal to lovers of crime fiction. Readers will be transported on an armchair journey commencing in Australia andthen to The Netherlands and ending in Belgium.About the AuthorJohn R. Aarons spent many years living and working as a design engineer and construction supervisor in Australia, the USA, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Belgium and New Zealand. He now resides in his birthplace of Melbourne with his wife. They spend

THE HOn continues in Bilbao right to the end.1THE HOUSTON ART CHRONICLESSYNOPSISThis is the fourth novel in the Martin Taylor art crime series and begins when Martin returns to New York to give evidence in a murder trial related to the case he had worked on in 2020.Whilst in New York, the senior editor of the Houston Chronicle newspaper requests a meeting to discuss an assignment to assist in the purchase of some paintings which will be auctioned shortly in Houston. The paintings had belonged to a Mexican drug baron who had moved to Houston and was subsequently assassinated after falling out with his partner in the drug trade. The newspaper also wants to write a serialized article about Martin and his adventures for their weekend magazine which he agreed would be a fantastic way to promote his private investigation company. Following the auction at which Martin successfully bid for a number of paintings that will be hung in the boardroom and some of the senior personnel's offices, Martin travelled to MexicoCity to meet with the art forger who had produced many of the paintings sold at the auction. He suspected that the drug baron might have secreted drugs in some of the paintings when he moved to Houston and this proved to be the case. He was kidnapped whilst in Mexico and thanks to a friendship he had with a senior officer in the L.A.P.D. he was rescued by a team of his men in Mexico City tracking the movement of drugs from that city to the USA. The colleagues of the arrested Mexican drug baron arranged for an outlaw motorcycle gang to harass Martin after he returned to Houston and this harassment followed him to Melbourne and later to Bilbao where his fianc e lived. The action continues in Bilbao right to the end.

This is the fourth novel in the Martin Taylor art crime series and begins when Martin returns to New York to give evidence in a murder trial related to the case he had worked on in 2020.Whilst in New York, the senior editor of the Houston Chronicle newspaper requests a meeting to discuss an assignment to assist in the purchase of some paintings which will be auctioned shortly in Houston. The paintings had belonged to a Mexican drug baron who had moved to Houston and was subsequently assassinated after falling out with his partner in the drug trade. The newspaper also wants to write a serialized article about Martin and his adventures for their weekend magazine which he agreed would be a fantastic way to promote his private investigation company. Following the auction at which Martin successfully bid for a number of paintings that will be hung in the boardroom and some of the senior personnel's offices, Martin travelled to MexicoCity to meet with the art forger who had produced many of the paintings sold at the auction. He suspected that the drug baron might have secreted drugs in some of the paintings when he moved to Houston and this proved to be the case. He was kidnapped whilst in Mexico and thanks to a friendship he had with a senior officer in the L.A.P.D. he was rescued by a team of his men in Mexico City tracking the movement of drugs from that city to the USA. The colleagues of the arrested Mexican drug baron arranged for an outlaw motorcycle gang to harass Martin after he returned to Houston and this harassment followed him to Melbourne and later to Bilbao where his fianc e lived. The action continues in Bilbao right to the end.

These are the memoirs of the Melbourne born author John R. Aarons, who has spent a lifetime fulfilling his dream of travelling the world. His adventures are brought to life from the time as a child aged 3 he sneaked out the front door one Saturday afternoon to go to a cinema matinee to a very mature age author writing novels. He is married and they have two daughters, two son-in-laws and three grandsons.

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