Javaid Laghari, PhD, has served as a senator and Chairman of Higher Education Commission in Pakistan. A close associate of Benazir Bhutto, two-time prime minister of Pakistan who was killed by terrorists, he also served as president of a private university and as a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at SUNY, Buffalo.
This is his fourth book and his first novel, the first three books being on leadership. He loves to read and travel, and lives with his wife and two sons in Houston.
Terrorists wanting to proclaim jihad resort to the power of mystical Islam, including dreams, black magic, and the control of supernatural entities known as jinn, to steal Pakistan’s nuclear weapons. As attacks on colleges increase, Samir, the education advisor to the prime minister, sets out to ...
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