Andrew B. Louis is Working on His 14th Novel, Number 13 Will Be Out This Month

NAPLES, Fla. - PrZen -- Barringer Publishing's prolific author, Andrew B. Louis is now working on his 14th novel. Nine are part of the Geopolitical Techno-Thriller series. Book number thirteen, A Nuclear Step Too Far  will launch March, 2025. It is the ninth book in the series.

Israel is placed in an unforeseen situation: one of the rockets which hit Tiberias, and was presumably fired by Palestinian terrorists, had a "nuclear tip". It marked unacceptable escalation between Israel, and its enemy neighbors. Mossad and Shin Bet are drafted to elucidate the challenge, together with Countess Renate's Shadow Experts. Concluding that the nuclear tip of the rocket was radioactive elements sourced from nuclear waste, the Israeli secret services follow different threads to identify the guilty party.

After a successful forty-year business career that took him literally around the globe, Andrew B. Louis retired to focus on his passion for writing. Originally, sharing draft novels only with friends and family, he was encouraged to offer them to a broader audience. Andrew is quite eclectic in his choice of topics: always fictional but with believable real-life situations, some based on personal experience, others simply imagined. A researcher at heart, Andrew includes many details from his research of places and things, but he never pretends to reflect actual realities. For this, the reader must decide: is this real or imagined?

His publications include: Operation Kovesh, The Shadow Experts, Below the Surface, The Crypto Trap, Escaping the Bear, Glitter and Smoke, Trouble in the China Sea, Destruction Along the Nile, The Improbable Collector, Seven Miracles to Save the World, A Crooked Few, Tough Choices, A Nuclear Step Too Far, and in the hopper, A Trojan Horse.

Barringer Publishing is a full-service independent publishing house, located in Naples, Florida. Online at www.barringerpublishing.com. For more information, contact Barringer Publishing at js@barringerpublishing.com or contact the author at jean@brunelassociates.com.