The Karma Code is written in a cinematic style that keeps things tense, taught, and once the game's afoot, terminally in high gear. If you've got a thing for fast-paced, intriguing thrillers and mystery, you'll likely enjoy breaking The Karma Code.
The Book has been self-published via Amazon and is available as eBook and Paperback - 338 pages - released in June 2017.
About the Book
After a controversial American researcher is murdered in a remote Finnish village, Boston investigator Harry Walker receives a call from Candice--the victim's grieving niece. Determined to uncover her uncle's murderer, Candice finds herself in need of protection from the same forces that led to her uncle's demise.
In a fight for survival through Finland, Scotland, and the United States, Harry and Candice face the greed of investors and rogue agents, who all want to get their hands on what is being called the Karma Code, an experiment potentially capable of accessing a surviving consciousness and predicting a person's fate.
Unless Harry and Candice can find someone to trust amid the treachery around them, they--and the Code--are in danger of disappearing for good.
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Reviews (Excerpts)
- "I found myself enthralled by the story and characters. I loved the twists and turns and the thinking. Highly recommend it." - Amazon
- "I gave this book five stars because it is an unusual and curious take on a subject that never ceases to amaze me.[...] Excellent Read!" - Daisy McRib
- "The Karma Code unfolds in fast-paced style. When an American research scientist is murdered in a remote Finnish village, his distraught niece is determined to bring those responsible to justice.[...] enjoyed reading this novel." - N. Jupiter
- "[...] I enjoyed this book, writing style makes it a real joy to read, characters are good, plot is interesting, everything works for me. Recommended." - Sanjin (Amazon)
About the Author
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| Author Daniel Davidsohn |
Daniel Davidsohn was born in 1969. His keen interest in the creative arts led him to direct experimental short films and write several screenplays.
One of these, Cafe, was well received and won the hollywoodscript.com contest in 2005.
He is the author of several novels, including From The Nile to The Euphrates (2009 – Portuguese Edition), Mare Crisium (2015 – Portuguese Edition), A Higher Power (2016) and The Karma Code (2017).
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