Privateer's Oracle Virus is flat out the most intense sci-fi mystery today and a political thriller. Travel through time, fly in and out of exotic world capitols and meet renegade Nazis, a computer genius, Dark Web cave dwellers, Shaolin priests, Interpol's toughest agents, strange prophets, and Jack Kavanaugh, a hybrid of Sherlock Holmes and Jason Bourne. The Oracle Virus nerve blasts its way into being a classic sci-fi thriller. It doesn't brake a nanosecond for Hitchcock twists or Phillip K. Dick's paranoia. Page one is a rabbit hole: why is there a fake Gestapo assassination of Hitler or is there? How does a secret genetics lab survive WWII bombings? Can a machine named Mediatron create reality? Or can a nanovirus control our minds? How is a serial geek murder, a hurricane slamming into Washington, a whale stranding, the kidnapping of world presidents, a bloody fight atop the Washington Monument and a secret Louisiana rogue organization all be connected? Or are they? A reviewer nails it: This fast-paced plot moves through bizarre serial murders, kidnappings, betrayal and deceit with a jolting tension running through the story to the end in Washington DC in a violent climax between nature and man, the Washington D.C. atmosphere, intrigue, and battles especially prescient of the current US political climate.