The Journey in Between, Paperback

Description

A man at a crossroads. A thousand-mile hike. A life forever changed.

Keith Foskett was the definition of restless. Drifting aimlessly, he knew a piece was missing from his life. But when a stranger in a Greek bar tells him about a world-famous pilgrim's trail, the chance encounter sets Foskett's life in a new 1,000-mile direction.

On El Camino de Santiago, the wanderer copes with extreme temperatures, fake faith healers, and insatiable kleptomaniacs. Threatened with arrest for 'not sleeping' and suffering with excruciating blisters, Foskett pushes himself to new limits. Can he find what he's looking for and make it to the other side?

Keith Foskett's travelogues have been shortlisted for Outdoor Book of the Year multiple times by The Great Outdoors magazine. Awash with vivid descriptions and a cast of engaging real-life characters, the author delivers a humorous and mesmerizing tale of adventure and metamorphosis.

The Journey in Between is a daring travel memoir. If you like indulging your inner adventurer, taking the less popular fork in the road, and visiting foreign locations, then you'll love Keith Foskett's transformative tale.

Pick up The Journey in Between to take your first step today.

Reviews

'A thoroughly entertaining modern take on a well-worn Spanish Trail.'

- Spencer Vignes (The Observer).

'Not only does he have astute observations about the people, places and scenery around him, he is adept at translating those observations into words, often making me laugh or nod in understanding. This is a rare talent. Few authors can bring you to this level of understanding of life on the trail.'

- Teresa Dicentra Black (Author - One Pan Wonders)

'An engaging, vivid and very personal account by a likeable author of a journey and an achievement that readers will find both enviable and inspiring.'

- Ingrid Cranfield (Author - At Last Michael Reeves)

About the author

Keith Foskett has hiked around 10,000 miles in the last few years and holds a deep respect for the outdoor spaces of this world. He has written three books and contributes to various outdoor publications. In 2012 Keith was shortlisted for Outdoor Personality of the Year by the Great Outdoors Magazine and his second book - The Last Englishman for Outdoor Book of the Year. Partial to a decent bottle of Rioja, down sleeping bags and woollen underwear, he divides his time between walking, running and the odd cycle ride. He was born, and still lives in West Sussex.