Bob Frank Transforms Life Experiences Into Metaphysical Thrillers That Explore Mystery And Spirituality
PHOTO: Bob Frank, award-winning author, explores metaphysics and mystery through his powerful storytelling.
Award-Winning Author Blends Reincarnation, Espionage, And Suspense Into Unforgettable Stories
Bob Frank, a former paratrooper and cyber security expert, crafts novels that merge reincarnation, near-death experiences, and mystery, captivating readers with thrilling narratives that transcend the boundaries of reality and imagination.
Bob Frank’s journey from paratrooper on the Iron Curtain to award-winning author of metaphysical thrillers is a story as compelling as the novels he creates. With a background in cyber security, hypnosis, and the healing arts, he has transformed decades of experience into literary works that explore reincarnation, near-death experiences, and the mysteries of the human spirit. His ability to bridge the physical and metaphysical realms has made him a standout voice in spiritual and suspense-driven fiction.
“Reincarnation was so intriguing I wrote the first novel of the Trilogy based on past life regressions… virtually time-travel through the past looking for hidden treasures.” – Bob Frank
Through acclaimed works like The Third Eye Trilogy and Cloud to Cloud, Frank masterfully combines espionage-inspired intrigue with profound explorations of past lives and parapsychology. His writing challenges readers to question reality while keeping them gripped in fast-paced, imaginative narratives that stretch across time and consciousness. Each story is an invitation not only to ponder life’s deeper mysteries but also to revel in the thrill of suspense, action, and emotional discovery.
Mosaic Digest is proud to feature insights from this visionary author, whose interview was originally published in Reader’s House magazine. Bob Frank’s works continue to push the boundaries of storytelling, offering readers groundbreaking tales that blur the line between mystery, spirituality, and the unknown.
Originally published in Reader’s House Magazine.
