Rulon Hurt, a hammer-wielding cowboy-turned-security contractor living in Zurich, loses his job the same day he stumbles into a Russian operation hunting for Albert Einstein's fabled trunk. Its secrets—a nuclear yield sixty times more powerful and a prediction of an asteroid strike—could save or doom the world. Partnering with Yohaba, Einstein's brilliant, punk-styled descendant, Rulon fights spies, seductresses, and Serbian assassins across the Alps in a fast, funny, faith-flavored thriller. A clean thriller with real teeth—James Bond action minus the language and bedroom scenes. The hero's superpower is his moral code: he refuses to kill or compromise, even when it costs him. Einstein's secret trunk ties real science (CERN, the Internet, asteroid physics) to a globe-trotting chase. Laugh-out-loud banter between a straight-laced cowboy and a punk-rock physics genius. Perfect for an LDS or clean-fiction reader who loves witty, action-packed spy thrillers with a chaste romance and a hero whose faith quietly shapes his choices.
