Review: Between A Nuclear Weapon And An Explosive Situation
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 10, 2013
CYBERIONAGE, by Michael P. Elias, is a grippingly fast-paced novel that starts like a freight train and finishes like a nuclear explosion. It is not easy to describe the heart of a warrior, the heart of a true hero. Moti is that sort of warrior from the beginning. Led by his heart to sacrifice even his hope of love, a hearth, and a home that he might defend his country with all that was in him, Moti puts his wide spectrum of talents to work. His military genius married to his computer genius and adopted by his long-range thinking and planning ability lead him to build a super-computer that in intuitive. This intuitive computer informs him of imminent danger to his country that he has no "hard evidence" to bring to his country's political and military leaders, yet without it he still must convince them of the very real danger. How he is able to accomplish this complicated danse macabre, and even then only with the help of Yasmine, the woman who felt forced to leave him in order to find her own happiness, is a story of true love. A warrior's and a hero's love for his country. A man's and a woman's love for one another. And truly extraordinary heads of state who love serving truth and honor above pride and protocol. I am very pleased to have had the opportunity to have read CYBERIONAGE. If you love mystery, thriller, and military/espionage in the highest of terms, you, too, will appreciate the fine points in this novel. I wish Mr. Elias many more successes such as this.