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A trial shaped by centuries of history.
It’s 2028. The world watches as Russia’s former president, Vladimir Putin, faces a reckoning before the International Court of Justice—classified documents, intercepted communications, and eyewitness accounts linking Putin to the brutalities in Ukraine and to weapons of mass destruction.
Over the course of the trial, revelations emerge that leave the world stunned. Will Putin face the consequences of his crimes? Or will his deeds be eclipsed by the larger power struggles at play?
The Jerusalem Cycle Trilogy
Who will save an ancient city from nuclear disaster?
As Jerusalem remains trapped in a centuries-long cycle of violence, Louise Destrey of the Triage Group and the firm’s predictive supercomputer, Lola, know catastrophe is imminent.
When Cardinal Hedrick Zimmer recruits Destrey to help lead a team of modern-day crusaders, they vow to change the mindset of millions—and stop the cycle before it turns deadly once more.
Who will stop a stolen nuclear bomb from sparking global catastrophe?
In Sochi, Russia, a soldier is preparing to sell an experimental device stolen decades earlier—an act that reignites a dangerous chain reaction leading straight to Jerusalem. Louise Destrey of the Triage Group sees the threat unfolding, but her warnings are ignored by leaders across the globe.
As Destrey and Cardinal Zimmer’s team race to change the course of history, a new conspiracy takes root in Jericho—where ancient tensions threaten to explode once again.
Who can stop a faceless enemy with the power to bring the world to its knees?
When a call to the U.S. Embassy in Rome reveals a plan to strike Jerusalem, Louise Destrey and Cardinal Zimmer spring into action—but an explosion on Italy’s coast proves the threat is real and imminent.
As global tensions rise and Jerusalem teeters on the brink, Destrey and Zimmer must rely on unlikely allies and make impossible choices to stop the bomber before time runs out. The city has less than forty-eight hours—and the fate of the world hangs in the balance.
The Louise Destrey Thriller Collection
A megacity. Twenty million people. No water.
In 2014, São Paolo suffered a drought that drained the Cantareira reservoir to near-depletion and sent the city into chaos. The subsequent earthquakes have reminded São Paolo that it hasn’t recovered from the drought—and maybe never will.
Louise Destrey, of Massachusetts consulting firm Triage Group, has her eye on São Paulo. She predicts that it’s just a matter of time before the city is hit with the ultimate disaster: a massive earthquake that could mean the end of the South American metropolis. But not everyone is convinced. São Paulo’s business community, fueled by cheap labour and greed, wants nothing more than for Louise to disappear, and a contract’s been put out on her head.
While two former MI6 agents try to stop the assassination, Louise recruits the best people, including some unexpected allies, to help her evacuate twenty million people. The only question is, will Paulistanos listen?
Time is ticking for the people of Naples and no one knows when it’ll run out.
A giant is reawakening, and the Neapolitans are none the wiser. Caught between Campi Flegrei and Mount Vesuvius, Naples faces an inevitable disaster—the only question is when.
When Italian expat Francesco Carbone seeks help from the Boston Triage Group, Louise Destrey is torn. She knows Vesuvius will erupt, but without hard data, no one will listen. As Francesco hunts for proof and Destrey’s team races to uncover the truth, their supercomputer Lola reveals findings that shake them to the core.
Evacuating Naples may be impossible, but they know they have to try.
Other Books
Bold, angry and inspiring, Five Hundred Days of Killer Viruses and Attempted Wit breaks through all the noise to provide a fresh point of view on a period in human history that none of us will soon forget.
In February 2020, André John Haddad and his wife were vacationing in Spain. It was the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world was thrown into chaos, and Haddad was not sure if he could get home. To cope with the uncertainty of being in lockdown in a foreign country as well as with the folly of “expert” opinions, he began a chronicle that would become his latest book, Five Hundred Days of Killer Viruses and Attempted Wit.
Relying on his forty-plus years of experience as an industrial psychologist, Haddad dissects the plethora of opinions and controversy of the last two years of the COVID pandemic. He offers readers another perspective on issues such as:
- Organizational culture and why it doesn’t really work
- The danger posed by sociopaths, and why we need to start taking notice
- Our precarious healthcare system that simply isn’t working
