Judgment Day / Hawk Hill Literary, LLC (ePub)

Born in the wine country of California; grew up in a beautiful Mississippi River town in Wisconsin; educated in the Minnesota State University system and Harvard Law School, Rob Jung now lives the writer's life in St. Paul, Minnesota. A life-long student of history, geography and religion, Jung has traveled in every continent except Antarctica, and his books often find their origin in historical events discovered in his travels. His most recent novel, Judgment Day, is the third and final novel of the Chimera Chronicles, a trilogy that started with The Reaper and the disappearance 75 years ago of a famous painting by Spanish artist, Joan Miro. The story continues in The Sower, psychological/political thriller featuring a struggling painter, his powerful, estranged mother, and a transgender private detective in a race to solve a cold case murder, all revolving around that still lost painting. The final installment, Judgment Day, brings the story to a cataclysmic conclusion as all that seems right is wrong, and the painting, the painter and the estranged mother, now an elected U.S. Senator, are brought to account. Jung is a member of The Loft Literary Society, Sisters in Crime and Mystery Writers of America, and is the founder and producer of Minnesota Mystery Night. In addition to writing, Jung is a gourmet chef, inventor, entrepreneur, story-teller, gardener, fisherman, baseball fan, lover of classic cars and manhattans. Jung can be found: at (i) his website: www.robjungwriter.com; (ii) his monthly newsletter, The View from Middle Spunk Creek; and (iii) on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Here's a little more detailed information:Born: March 5, 1943, in Petaluma, CaliforniaNewspaper writer (mostly sports) from 1962-69 [Winona Daily News, Mankato Free Press, Duluth News-Tribune]Graduated Winona (MN) State College with BA in sociology and political science, 1969.Graduated, Harvard University Law School with juris doctor degree, 1972.Admitted to the bar in 1972. Still

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