Time Bomb: A Novel

timebomb (tim´ bom´), n. a situation, condition, etc. having disastrous consequences resulting from long preparation. A long-buried childhood secret and a cryptic message send Rabbi Shmuel Bilad on a perilous journey from Israel to Europe and South America. In Czechoslovakia, he discovers a 19th-century document revealing a shocking treachery. Suddenly, the lines between friend and enemy blur. Who can be trusted? He must watch every step as he makes his way through a hazardous maze of intrigue. Political revolution, international turmoil and an explosive chain of events add to the heart-pounding excitement. Masterfully drawn characters come to life, and an absorbing plot weaves four suspenseful storylines together until the final astonishing episode. The celebrated author of Blackout, The Gordian Knot, Calculated Risk, and Eye of the Storm, Yair Weinstock creates riveting thrillers with contemporary flair. Readers are spellbound as his unforgettable characters delve into the mysteries of the past and confront the risks of adventure. Time Bomb is a worthy addition to his enthralling works.