The Blue Ring Assassin

Zoe Waringi-Quinn is unique--half Australian aborigine and half Irish Australian, a PhD expert in venomous sea life, and she assassinates bad people. But her dual life is turned upside down when she meets the last living kadaitcha (aborigine mystic) man and his totem a ten-meter salt water crocodile called the Great One. Upon returning from a field trip Dr. Zoe Waringi-Quinn learns her father had been killed by a hit and run drunk driver who is a Australian Senator. He is exonerated by the courts for lack of physical evidence, but not by Zoe. She sends the Senator to an excruciating death. But Zoe isn't done. She decides the justice system is broken and resolves to keep removing bad people. Homicide Detective Saul Alpert, who is on her trail, offers her the opportunity to join a mysterious assassination organization that removes people for money. Otherwise he will see her behind bars. To make things worse she finds herself whisked away by an aborigine mystic, Bill Gidgiwarra, to a remote part of Western Australia where he introduces her to a frightful giant ten-meter salt water crocodile. Is it a dream or is it real? Zoe feels like she's fallen down the rabbit hole and has become Zoe-in-Wonderland. The story expands to her surreal world of assassination and her being able to dream travel, which could either help her or kill her.

Keith Millheim, PhD was a world recognized petroleum engineer, inventor, innovator, university director in Austria and Oklahoma. He was also an adventurer. He lived and worked in the U.S., Australia, Dubai, Austria, the UK, and worked in Egypt, Iran, West Africa, Algeria, Canada, Timor, Papua/New Guinea, Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela. Millheim owned and operated gold mines in Western Australia, lived amongst the aborigines in Australia and the jungles of New Guinea. He studied martial arts, was an expert scuba diver and outdoorsman.