Cyber Death

In CYBER DEATH, Fritz Strobl is again prescient in writing about the potential catastrophe of the IRS in charge of a vast database on American citizens. How does a rogue IRS agent relate to the death of a prominent United States Senator in Virginia, the vicious murder of a woman in a suburb of Minneapolis, and the appearance of a mysterious man in California? With a vast database at his command, what evil can a rogue IRS agent do while avoiding discovery? And why would he do it? CYBER DEATH brings Jack Parker Stevens and Dana LaFontaine back to their hometown of Wayzata, Minnesota. Hoping to devote himself to helping Dana's recuperation from the Greek Flu pandemic, Jack rejoins the Twin Cities Clinic of Neurology and tries to return to a normal life as a neurologist. But as they travel back to Minnesota, they discover that two stalkers, both trained killers, are trailing them. And Jack discovers that an unusual number of people he knows are dying. Some are supposedly of natural causes, but are they? And what does the IRS's medical division have to do with their deaths? At the same time, a serial killer has just struck in a town near Wayzata. Are all these events connected, or is it just a world gone mad? Worse, are Jack and Dana next on the list? CYBER DEATH, the third novel of the Dr. Jack Parker Stevens series, draws Jack and Dana into a maze of medicine, murder, and multinational politics. Author Fritz Strobl in his first novel in the series, PRESIDENTIAL MIGRAINES, depicted in 2010 the illegal election of a foreign agent as President of the United States. In his second novel, GREEK FLU, Strobl showed in 2011 weaknesses in our bioterror defense program leading to a nuclear showdown with Iran and its allies.