The Parisian Professor

Nick, posing as a graduate student at a local polytechnic institute, is assigned to build a case against a suspected terrorist.

Abdul, a brilliant engineering student, is suspected of building bombs for Hezbollah. Is he the villain or the victim?

The military man.  Is he devious, incompetent, or the fall guy?

The beautiful but troubled art student with a tragic past.

At the center of a hornet's nest of political malfeasance and unbridled greed is a shadowy figure known only as "The Professor."

Nick soon finds himself struggling to balance his passion for Gabrielle, his friendship with Abdul and his assignment.

Nick finds himself drawn into a friendship with the charismatic young engineer, then falls hard for Abdul's adopted sister.

What  should have been an open-and-shut case soon becomes a tangled mess in  which something is rotten at the highest levels of government.

Is greed 

As  the pressure increases in his personal life against a distant backdrop  of geopolitical conflicts, Nick must decide whom to trust.

Tensions mount as an insidious intel boss whose sick ambitions threaten not only Nick and Gabrielle but the entire planet.

Nick weaves between the sea of cars converging at the Arc de Triomphe. Would he survive the day?

The Parisian Professor explores the roots of state-sanctioned corruption and the scourge of dictatorship.

Is equal justice under the law a guarantee or a fairy tale?