The Code Breaker

A day before she is about to complete an investigative assignment in India, Sara Hartsfield, an investigative journalist for NCN, is invited by a stranger to witness an extraordinary event, described by him as a history-making event. The event turns out to be the destruction of Babri Masjid, a historic mosque at the core of religious conflict in India. In the midst of extreme violence and exploding bombs, Sara faces death and comes into possession of an ancient document. Driven by the curiosity of an investigative journalist, Sara attempts to unearth the secrets hidden in the document. She is convinced that the document contains the answer that mankind has been seeking for ages. With each step she uncovers more but risks her life to a greater extent. With each page the level of tension increases making it impossible for readers to put down the book until they get to the secret of the document.

Dr. Anil Mathur Born in India, Dr. Anil Mathur obtained an MBA from Indian Institute of Management. After graduating he worked in the industry for over nine years, where was involved in advertising and public relations for one of the largest industrial companies in India. He moved to the United States in 1987 to earn a Ph.D. in marketing. At present Dr. Mathur is Vice Dean and Brodlieb Distinguished Professor of Business at the Frank G. Zarb School of Business, Hofstra University. An award winning teacher and author, Dr. Mathur has published over seventy articles in marketing journals and conference proceedings. With over thirty years of professional experience, Dr. Mathur lectures frequently to professional groups and has consulted with several companies. Dr. Mathur is fluent in Hindi and Bengali and is actively involved in community and professional activities. He enjoys reading and listening to music. He is married and has two sons. He lives in New York.