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Always on the run: A biker memoir on how to travel brave..
What if you could breathe life into your wildest dreams during a 6,500-kilometer European motorcycle odyssey?
Join Jan Hendrik, a seasoned solo traveler with 55+ countries under his belt, on this exhilarating journey. Travel alongside Jan through Croatia’s enchanting landscapes, Serbia’s vibrant culture, Montenegro’s rugged beauty, Albania’s hidden gems, Greece’s ancient wonders, Romania’s rich history, and the war-torn landscapes of Ukraine. In a post-pandemic world, every moment is uniquely poignant.
Jan’s audacity leads him into local (night) life, forging connections with strangers and absorbing unfiltered insights that elude conventional media. So this mesmerizing travel memoir, tailor-made for those craving unadulterated worldly knowledge, personal growth, and inspiration, presents a fusion of adventure and romantic escapades that will ignite even your wildest fantasies.
But as Jan Hendrik grapples with engine troubles, navigates roads shared with donkeys and crater-sized potholes, and faces air alarms in war-torn Ukraine, his journey also becomes a gripping tale of survival.
So will he conquer the challenges standing between him and his destination?
★★★ Find out in this heart-pounding odyssey, eager to uncover ultimate fate. ★★★
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About the author
Jan Hendrik Heslinga is an accomplished Dutch author, entrepreneur, filmmaker and solo traveler who has embarked on numerous adventures across the globe. Born in the 1980s, Jan Hendrik’s life has been full of ups and downs. He overcame a difficult childhood, which he openly described in his debut novel, “Pispaal,” published in the Netherlands in 2019.
Despite these challenges, Jan has made a series of unusual and brave life choices. He not only has a higher education in business, but he also has a degree in film and storytelling, which he completed in the United States after following a series of Tarot readings that inspired him to live his own legend and turned the world into his oyster.
Jan Hendrik’s love for travel and motorcycle touring shines through in his captivating storytelling. In his memoir, “Always on the Run,” he takes readers on a journey through 13 countries in the Balkans and Eastern Europe, including Serbia, Romania, Montenegro, Greece and Ukraine.
Jan Hendrik’s writing is personal, inspiring and motivating. Despite facing personal struggles and setbacks, Jan’s determination and resilience have allowed him to pursue his dreams and inspire others to do the same. Whether he’s exploring new cultures, building his business, or writing his next book, Jan’s passion for adventure is infectious.
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What other people think of Always on the run..
From Iqra B: There are multiple books that I read on daily routine but none of them have tickled me like this one. The whole story of ‘Always on the run’ was just incredible. But wait. We can’t call it a story. I don’t think the word ‘story’ is giving it grace. Indeed, it’s a beautiful journey of a person who found his paradise on different parts of earth.
It’s really hard to write down your story with such authenticity. I’m surprised to see the creativity. Jan Hendrik nailed it. It wouldn’t be wrong if I say that the author has done a remarkable job. I’m amazed to see how he has gotten back from an embracing journey by sharing it with everyone. No, I am not lying. I am just being honest.
The writer has paid attention to every aspect of writing flawless in an efficient way. I’m amazed to see how the writer has written everything in depth. I didn’t feel any barrier to imagine them. Indeed, while reading the story, I felt myself lost several times.
No doubt, the writer has described everything beautifully. However, it was just too short. It could be longer. Maybe, I’m saying it because it was so interesting. The selection of words is absolutely perfect. The story is showcasing the thoughts of the writer clearly. Writing your thoughts with such detail is nothing less than a magic. It takes a lot of effort. Not everyone can remember and write the emotions with such authenticity.
Book reviews
“Always on the Run” is a well-written and engaging book that comes highly recommended, earning a well-deserved five stars from me.”
Reader
“His vivid descriptions of his encounters with different cultures and historical landmarks were so authentic and detailed that I could smell the aromas of the places he visited and feel the warmth of the people he met.”
Reader
“His reflections on finding love while traveling and the impact of cultural disparities offer a unique and thought-provoking perspective, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the complexities of cross-cultural relationships.”
Beta Reader
“The selection of words is absolutely perfect. The story is showcasing the thoughts of the writer clearly. Writing your thoughts with such detail is nothing less than a magic. It takes a lot of effort. Not everyone can remember and write the emotions with such authenticity.”
Beta Reader
“I read “Always on the Run” in one day, finishing it towards morning. I read with bated breath to see what challenges and problems the author faced when he decided to leave at the end of Covid and visit as many countries as possible, on a motorcycle and with a limited budget.”
Beta Reader
“He starts from Germany, traveling through the Balkans and Eastern Europe. In addition to brief descriptions of the cities he passes through, he studies the way people live, how they spend their time, and how girls let themselves be conquered.”
Beta Reader
“The journey back home, through Ukraine which was already at war, the visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau, are other moments that I believe the book should be read for: to see how wars and mass killing can help us learn from the past and focus on the future that lies ahead.”
Beta Reader
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