Oracle: A Jeff Trask Crime Drama (Book 8)

by Marc Rainer

Overview

What do you do when your dream vacation collides with a plot for a new holocaust?

That's the question faced by history buff and federal prosecutor Jeff Trask and his wife on what was supposed to a bucket list getaway to Athens. They meet an old friend who warns them that the cradle of democracy-along with two other capital cities-has been targeted for nuclear destruction by the Islamist regime in Iran, and that the bombs-purchased from Putin's stockpile in Russia-are set to go off in days. Trask has to decide if they will stay and try to locate the bomb in Athens, or try to escape from Greece before it's too late.

Author Marc Rainer adds another volume to the award-winning Jeff Trask Crime Drama series with this foray into the realm of international espionage.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798989108435
Publisher:	Rukia Publishing Us
Publication date:	11/08/2023
Series:	Jeff Trask Crime Drama , #8
Pages:	220
Sales rank:	1,046,419
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.46(d)

About the Author

Marc Rainer is the pen name for Charles ("Chuck") Ambrose, Jr. He is a graduate of the United States Air Force Academy, and is a former Air Force JAG Circuit Prosecutor and former federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C., and in Kansas City, MO. In his more than thirty years of experience, he has tried hundreds of both military and federal (civilian) major cases, including prosecutions of homicide cases, federal conspiracy trials, and mafia and other organized crime prosecutions. He weaves scenes from his investigative and trial experiences into the plot lines of his novels, which have been hailed by those in the criminal justice fields for their realism.His first novel, "Capital Kill," has been an Amazon #1 bestseller in the kindle store for crime dramas, and his fifth novel, "Death Votes Last," won 1st place in TopShelf Magazine's 2019 book awards for general fiction. He has co-authored a manual on how to try murder cases, which was published by the American Bar Association's Criminal Law Section. He lives in a suburb of a major northwestern city with his wife, a retired Special Agent of the Air Force's Office of Special Investigations (OSI), and their three rescue mutts. His web page may be found at www.marcrainer.com.