New Indie Book Release:
Slay the Dragon - Laura A. Zubulake
Political Fiction / Suspense (288 Pages - March 2018)
Slay the Dragon provides readers the essential ingredients for a page-turner of a suspense novel- tension, conspiracy, corruption, crime, a conflicted protagonist, intriguing villains, interwoven plot and sub-plots, and a lush tropical setting.
Slay the Dragon was a FINALIST in the 12th Annual National Indie Excellence Awards for New Fiction.
"Slay the Dragon by Laura A. Zubulake hooks you in immediately [...] The plot was superbly executed with the perfect mix of suspense and tension. The characters were gritty and true to life. [...] I highly recommend this superb piece of writing." - Reader Review
About the Book
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| Click to Read an Excerpt |
As Minister of Finance, César is committed to righting decades of corruption, crime, and misguided economic policies, and defending progress made in the fight against the illegal drug trade. He anticipates resistance from those with money, power, and vested interests. However, he now confronts a burgeoning challenge—America’s opioid epidemic. This deadly crisis poses more than the usual conflict between law enforcement and organized crime.
It is a complex and insidious challenge with pervasive and deep-rooted origins. César’s adversaries intent on maintaining the status quo conspire and threaten everything for which he has worked. The stakes are high—a reversion to the days when drug syndicates rule, politicians collude and profit, and the people remain hopelessly trapped in a cycle of poverty.
César is conflicted, but must decide on a course of action. Weighing choices between what is perceived as right versus wrong, he pursues a path that for some is morally ambiguous.
About the Author
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| Author Laura A. Zubulake |
Traveling to over 40 countries to explore cultures became about observing and capturing life with her photography and her painting. The history, art, and cuisine of Europe, Latin America, Asia, Russia, and Egypt made impressions. The intellectuality of the Acropolis, the grandeur of the Vatican, the mystery of the Great Sphinx, the incredulity of the Great Wall, the exoticness of the Forbidden City, the magnificence of Iguazu Falls, the natural beauty of America’s west.
For Laura, writing non-fiction is the expression of experiences.
Writing fiction is like painting with words. Slay the Dragon is her debut novel.
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