The Art of Evil

By: Roy E. Stolworthy

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

... THE ART OF EVIL deserves five out of five stars. There is nothing to criticise about this action-packed breathtaking novel. The rating is self-explanatory. Professionally edited and polished the action begins on the first page to the last page. The more I read the more I enjoyed this book. Full of plots and twists the fascinating feature of the novel is the fact that all the characters are neither morally perfect nor 100% evil and I was kept worrying whom to trust. Who would die next in a rage of revenge? The heroine of the story, a Rusian Spetnaz officer, sets out to kill the protagonist and ends up in his bed. All in all, this is a brilliant piece of writing Highly recommended. DO NOT MISS THIS FASCINATING STORY. Robert Malin's world with SO15 Counter Terrorist Command ended under the surgeon's scalpel having a brain tumour removed. Until the moment Hans Jacob, a wealthy German industrialist offered him the sum of £250,000 to recover a cross made from six bones of victims of the holocaust at Auschwitz. A sharp-minded and cynical maverick, to recover the bones Malin covers four continents, trapped in a mosaic of treachery created by neo-Nazis. But what secret does the cross holds? Why does he have to turn into a cold-blooded killer to survive and recover the bones? And why are the Russians and MI5 interested in his movements? A NOVEL WITH THE CONSTANT THREATS OF IMMINENT DANGER A READY COMPANION THAT PLACES THE READER AT THE HEART OF THE ACTION.