Originally, The Motherland Saga ended in 1983, and what came thereafter was a brief epilogue. However, the past thirty-eight years have witnessed unimaginable changes in the fabric of the people, the culture, and the politics of Turkey. The emerging history of this great land compelled the writing of this fourth volume, THE FOOTSTEPS OF FOREVER. While the period from 2005 to 2020 has witnessed a sea change in the fortunes of this tortured nation and what appears to be a complete reversal in Turkey’s international alliances and its worldview, THE FOOTSTEPS OF FOREVER, Volume Four of the saga, concentrates on the period 1983-2005, which set the scene for what occurred thereafter. While it might be helpful to the reader to read LEGACY, EMERGENCE, and COMING OF AGE first, it is not really necessary, for you are traveling on a time train through the Twentieth and into the Twenty-First Century, and if you choose to get on the train in 1897 or today, your ultimate destination will be the same. Perhaps one day there will be a sequel … and another … and another. International bestselling author Hugo N. Gerstl (Scribe; Assassin; The Wrecking Crew; Against All Odds) lived in Turkey during two of the most turbulent years of its modern history, and the love with which he writes this monumental saga is palpable. This series is one of Hugo N. Gerstl’s masterpieces.

Novels Scribe (International Best Seller) - The Motherland Saga in three volumes: Legacy, Emergence, Coming of Age and The Footsteps of Forever. The Motherland Saga is also available in an Anthology Edition: Legacy - The Birth of Modern Turkey (which covers the three first volumes of the serie) - The Deathmaster - ChildFinders - Oldies But Goodies Show - Amazing Grace (International Best Seller) - Billy Jenkins - Against All Odds (International Best Seller) - Assassin (International Best Seller) - Arcade - The Wrecking Crew (International Best Seller) - Skorzeny - Dancing With the Devil - Stalemate. - Coming Soon The Good Brother - The trial of Albert Goring - Set Rome Afire - The story of the First Pope John XXIII - The Danube.

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