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Judas Oracle

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While Michael Grant recovers from the near fatal encounter with pure evil in Jamaica Moon, a new nemesis with more money than Fort Knox and the guile and black heart of Sherlock Holmes' Professor Moriarty surfaces in "Judas Oracle". This Michael Grant thriller could be a screen play for a movie like none before it. Using the usual tools of the private investigator, Michael Grant also incorporates some high tech methodology and higly classified trade craft to attack this barrage of violence and intrigue. It will keep you involved and interested to the last page or is it really the last page?

Many writers attempt to create a complex series of subplots in their work. Such a strategy can lend texture and interest to an otherwise simple narrative. Only a small percentage of such attempts are successful. Robert Sadler has succeeded beyond any measure. He weaves a complicated tale of multifaceted police work into a highly credible and entertaining series of subplots. Each subplot is masterfully handled in its own right and each then blends in with the overall theme of the book, creating a blockbuster ending to this phase of Michael Grant's latest case work. The author has clearly been in a learning mode as he pursued his various careers in police work, private investigative work, and time spent in Vietnam during that conflict. He shares those lessons with readers in this dramatically entertaining novel.

Robert J. Sadler's book, Judas Oracle, grabs your attention immediately. Then he weaves several action stories together like a skilled artist mixes colors onto a canvas, developing a masterpiece of intrigue and suspense. You will find yourself reading faster and faster because you can't wait to know what happens next. The extra treat is that you can't out-guess this author. His twists and turns are realistic, but are completely unpredictable. This is a real page-turner and would make a great movie. If you love mysteries and you love the art of language, you will love this book!