Nigel Ruddin

Power Corrupts Nigel Ruddin

Commander David Grant, with his team of Dexter and Tristan, are the top operatives for Naval Intelligence. If there are any major global problems, Grant and his companions are the ones that Naval Intelligence will call on to come up with an ideal solution. It came to the notice of Naval Intelligence that a world wide cybercrime plot had been hatched with the idea of stealing trillions of dollars from the world economy. One of the individuals involved was Aurangzeb, a direct descendent of the emperor Aurangzeb the sixth, whose regal title was Alamgir, 'Seizer of the Universe'. By bribery and corruption Aurangzeb wishes to follow in the steps of his long dead ancestor and overthrow the legitimate government of India. Having seized power he intended to turn India into a despotic dictatorship and become the emperor Aurangzeb the seventh. To enable to obtain his desire, it necessitated that he would defraud the world of trillions of dollars. His partner in crime was a loathsome character Thomas Starski, who had the morals of a sewer rat and whose sole ambition was to make as much cash as possible. The temple of Unity under the leadership of Kristus Zanskar, the Herald, was the fastest growing religion on the planet. Aurangzeb managed to ingratiate himself into the position of financial controller and proceeded to pillage all their assets. Starski through his worldwide network of offices provided the necessary access to commit this planetary wide cybercrime. Grant aided by his two comrades inn arms Dexter and Tristan, decided to confront and destroy this unholy alliance between these evil men. Both New York and London feature as the target for this international intrigue. The trail leads from Rome to Hamburg, Vienna and Istanbul and thereon to Bangalore. However, wherever Grant and his team venture, they are constantly betrayed by a rogue CIA informant. In the hands of the assassin the sniper rifle is the favourite weapon of choice. Through one of the Naval Intelligence intercepts and Boris Caplin's, CEO of Harvard Financial Analysts timely warning, this vast cybercrime would almost certainly be directed at the international foreign exchange markets