Disappearances in the Mediterranean
This book is the second in the series featuring Mathematics Professor Alfred Dunnigham, PhD.
One passenger goes missing each day the cruise ship is in port on its 15-day Mediterranean cruise. An Interpol agent is brought on board to help investigate, and he thinks he sees a numbers pattern, similar to the pattern discovered by Mathematics Professor Alfred Dunnigham, PhD., who solved the mystery of the murders in Sydney, Australia. The pattern alone isn't enough to solve the mystery, so the cruise line finds the Professor in Paris, France, where he was being honored for his work in solving the Sydney murders.
Professor Dunnigham agrees to come to the ship to help them. There is some similarity to the Sydney case, but the Professor dismisses that notion — "Too obvious; would look like a copy cat," he says. The cruise is almost over; can he solve the mystery before the end of the cruise?
About Stuart Gustafson (Boise, Idaho Author)
Stuart Gustafson took early retirement from high technology to spend more time with his family (including 90-year old Mom), to write, and to travel. He's succeeded at doing all those things. He was able to take Mom on her last long trip (a 14-day New Zealand cruise out of Sydney, Australia); he's written more than a dozen books, and he's traveled to 55 countries and visited 145 different cruise ports.
Leveraging his U.S. Registered Trademark "America's International Travel Expert®," Stuart has been speaking on cruise ships around the world as he gathers ideas for his travel-based mystery novels. He's published novels set in Los Cabos, Mexico ("Missing in MEXICO"), Sydney, Australia ("Sydney Murders—SOLVED!"), the Mediterranean Sea ("Disappearances in the MEDITERRANEAN"), and he's currently working on set in Paris, France ("Art Thefts in PARIS").
He's also written books on family relationships, starting with one that centered around the tragic loss of his dad when Stuart was only 16—both Dad and Grandpa were killed by a drunk driver. He has nationally published books on the relationships with Dad, with Mom, and with Grandparents. He's also compiled over five dozen compelling stories into a beautiful book called "remembering our parents—Stories and Sayings from Mom and Dad."
