Ross Adams

Ross Adams is a San Diego attorney who attended Princeton University where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in History. He went on to Boston University School of Law graduating with honors after which he clerked for a Federal District Court Judge. Following his clerkship, he joined a marquee law firm as a business litigator. After five years of practice, he left the law and spent the 1990's building a technology company in post-communist Prague and Warsaw before returning to San Diego where he has practiced law again for more than twenty-five years.

He is the author of the Hammurabi Code Series, geopolitical thrillers built on documented mechanisms, not invented ones.

The Siberian Question received a score of 8. 75 out of 10 from The BookLife Prize, sponsored by Publishers Weekly with a perfect score for Plot and Idea. It has been recognized by the BookFest Awards and the Chanticleer Global Thriller Awards.

The Price of Water received a score of 8.0 out of 10 from The BookLife Prize, sponsored by Publishers Weekly. It has been recognized by the Chanticleer CLUE Awards for Thriller and Suspense Fiction.

The trajectory is real. The timeline fiction.