The Square Root of Evil

This Square World that I write about is our world a few months from now after the creation of the first viable nanobot. "The Square Root of Evil" is the second book of the Square_World trilogy. In the first book, "Square Water", Dr. Harrison, a physicist, creates the first self-replicating nanobot. He designed his nanobot to produce water by snapping together two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom (H2O) at the atomic level. This ground-breaking discovery has the potential to end droughts and water shortages the world over. However, nanobots can be incredibly beneficial or unimaginably destructive depending on what they are designed to do. A worldwide criminal syndicate plots to kidnap Dr. Harrison and steal his discovery while he is announcing his creation at a local South Florida restaurant. Innocent people, caught in the crossfire, are all that can keep the physicist’s work from falling into the hands of a wicked power-hungry organization.
In "The Square Root of Evil" a world class mercenary, who used to work for the world elite, is hunting and killing the one-percent. He calls himself Judgment Day. His modus operandi is to capture his targets, inject them with lethal drugs, and ask if there is anything they like to be forgiven for in the few minutes they have left. One victim confesses that he put out a terminate-with-extreme-prejudice contract on Dr. Harrison. The inventor of the Square Water nanobot designed a new nanobot, Hydrogen Squared, that produces hydrogen. This new, clean-burning, fuel source threatens to make gasoline powered engines obsolete. An international oil consortium allocates vast sums of money to hire mercenaries and to pay off members of Congress to sanction the murder of Dr. Harrison, his family, and his friends. The Judgment Day killer must decide whether to continue his vendetta against the one-percent or risk exposure by trying to save the physicist from some very dangerous adversaries.