by James E. Mosimann (Author)
Haunted by France's inaction during the 1994 Rwandan holocaust, an expatriate soldier rebuilds his life in the States, but finds himself entangled in Rwandan affairs when a CIA agent steals secret NSA data that expose a plot to restore "Hutu-Power" rule in that country. Statistician Jeannine Ryan breaks the plotters' code and discovers their plans. Survivors and perpetrators of the holocaust are drawn back into its horrors as Jeannine and a CIA friend evade both the FBI and the conspirators while rushing to stop another genocide.
Author Biography
James E. Mosimann is a retired biostatistician who spent many years at the Computer Division of the National Institutes of Health. After NIH, he joined the Office of Research Integrity of the Public Health Service where he was a scientist-investigator for cases of research misconduct. He speaks French, English, some Czech, and is familiar with other European languages where he has spent considerable time. His novels feature the use of statistical forensics in detecting fraud.
Number of Pages: 422
Dimensions: 0.86 x 8 x 5.25 IN
Publication Date: May 26, 2015
