Ray Lawler

The Paladin Conspiracy: Seven Days to Insanity Ray Lawler

High above a German village, sits a dark and gloomy 700-year-old castle. Housed inside,modern-day neo-Nazi scientists are planning to alter human DNA to their own specifications. This bio-terrorist thriller weaves both real and fictional science into an intriguing question: Is this really possible? The Paladin Conspiracy: Seven Days to Insanity describes the method of eliminating ninety percent of the world's multiethnic population over the next fifty years. By isolating the specific genes determining race, the Paladin scientists can selectively destroy that molecule in the "inferior races" from reproducing, thus leaving only a white-skinned, blue-eyed, blond-haired super race to inherit the earth. Under the leadership of Count Erick Von Strasburg, the Paladins are within seven days of launching their deadly serum into the Frankfurt, Germany water supply. However, the Count did not factor in the interference of Scott Fleming, an American who discovers the plot and is determined to stop it. A former Army intelligence officer, Fleming was in Germany to recover a priceless scepter stolen from an archeological site in Mongolia. The scepter was destined to be sold to the Count. A retired Army officer, Ray Lawler lives near Phoenix. He spent three years studying the composition of DNA to write this book. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/RayLawler