Gabriel Farago

Gabriel Farago writes historical mysteries and thrillers that combine international settings with research into law, archaeology, and cultural memory. Letters From The Attic gathers short pieces about the real experiences and family influences behind his fiction, including childhood hours spent among his grandfather's books, records, and journals. Google Books credits King & Bear Publishing and connects that collection with The Empress Holds the Key. Occupying the second slot in the Jack Rogan mysteries, The Disappearance of Anna Popov sends the journalist into Australia's outback to investigate two missing girls with help from his agent, a retired police officer, and Cassandra. The Kimberley Secret returns to Rogan's earlier life and his search for identity through an investigation linked to Australia's Kimberley region. Across Letters From The Attic, The Disappearance of Anna Popov, and The Kimberley Secret, Gabriel Farago treats the past as an active puzzle, using documents, landscapes, concealed family history, and persistent questions about belonging to propel suspense.