Set during the 1970s, on a
campus of a major University on Long Island, the main character of
this thrilling story is a martial arts expert, a doctoral student at
the University, who is confronted by a giant, super strong, crazed
maniac.
The book contains graphic and
detailed descriptions of all aspects of karate and kung-fu, and is
concerned with the relationship between martial arts, philosophy and
the meaning of life.
The book is based on some true experiences,
and although a work of fiction, does give the reader a true insight
into what it is like to be a martial arts grandmaster.
Technically superb, the scenes of violence
are expertly written by a black belt in karate of some 30 years
standing.
Dean
Weber is an attorney and businessperson, he resides on Long Island,
New York, about 30 miles east of Manhattan, with his wife and son.
He is the author of several books, including, "Grandmaster". His
hobbies are philosophy, both eastern and western, and the martial
arts.
