Divine Fury

Description

Divine Fury is a thriller about the world we live in and about the challenges and the future of the West. Through Ahmed's life, the reader enters the world of radical Islamists, discovers very naturally who they are and what they want. He can thus understand their radical interpretation of the Koran and have a much more precise idea of their true design. As in each of his novels, J.R. Dos Santos knows how to make a particularly complex subject accessible. Mayak, nuclear complex in Russia. In the middle of the night, a Chechen commando breaks into one of the site's warehouses and escapes with two loads of highly enriched uranium. Humanity's new nightmare begins. Tomás Noronha is on vacation in the Azores when Frank Bellamy, CIA Director of Science and Technology, contacts him. The young and talented Portuguese cryptologist must help them decipher an Al Qaida message they intercepted that could be a planetary threat. Forty years earlier, in Egypt, Ahmed is a pious and particularly brilliant young boy. He is 7 years old when he is introduced to Sheikh Saad who will teach him the Koran and the foundations of a moderate and peaceful Islam. Ahmed grows up, studies at one of the largest Islamic universities in Cairo and befriends a charismatic professor who introduces him to another Islam, that of Jihad and war against infidels. The little boy has become a young man. His soul remains divided between the speeches of his two spiritual masters, until the day he decides to take the path of radicalization. A path that will lead him far away...

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