MWSA Book Review

Paradigm

Authors: Robert Taylor

Publisher:  Savas Beatie

Reviewer: Bill McDonald – President of AAA the MWSA

Better Than “The Da Vinci Code”

Wow, “Paradigm” is one great reality-mystery novel! It will change your whole outlook on the stock market, church history, and how you look at the world’s most wealthy and powerful families. You get caught up in this novel and then you realize that some of it is based on scientific or historic facts; it really changes your perceptions of how you will view business and financial decisions.

Author Robert Taylor presents a theory of how the ebb and flow of the stock market actual follows the earth’s gravitational energies. He makes a great case with lots of proof and enough data to have gained himself a nomination for the Nobel Prize in Economics. The back of his book goes into great scientific detail with supportive data. What you really have is a great action thriller novel for 80 percent of this book followed by an equally interesting non-fiction appendage at the end of the book with Taylor’s economic theories. It is a combination that causes one to lose track of what is fiction and what is real in the story.

Taylor makes his story great entertainment and fun while also educating his reader in many varied areas of interest from Egyptian and Roman histories to secret societies, art, the Vatican, royal families and even some scandalous background on some of America’s most wealthy families. It is fascinating and hard to tell the speculative from the hard facts. He weaves both aspects together to make for a compelling and very convincing thriller. The reader will find (like I did) that they will be unable to put this book down once they dig into the story a few pages.

This book is destined to become a best seller and a movie!

The American Authors Association (AAA) has just awarded this book its coveted “2006 Gold Medal Award” for Outstanding Fiction!

The Military Writers Society of America gives this book their highest rating of Five Stars. This is a must read. It is personally recommended by this reviewer – buy it and read it

MWSA's 2006 Gold Medal Award for Fiction