The Blue Ring Assassin introduced Zoe Waringi – daughter of an Aboriginal mother and an Irish/Australian father. An expert on venomous sea life, she became a vigilante and assassin, eliminating people who escape the law. She now returns but questions her job when she is contacted to terminate a Tokyo oyabun, the leader of Inagawa-kai yakuza.
Due to her hesitation, Zoe is now the target of her employer, a Jewish group called Der Finder with ties to the Mossad. The top Der Finder assassin in the United States is known as “The Invisible Man,” and he has never failed a contract. An airplane crash in the Florida Everglades involved Werner Kline changes everything, though, as The Invisible Man goes to Australia to hunt Zoe.
Werner’s sister, Beth Kline, is a good-hearted rebel-with-a-cause, an avid environmentalist with a strong connection to nature is drawn to Broome, Western Australia, where she meets an Aboriginal mystic and a maverick priest. Beth demonstrates the ability to communicate with deadly saltwater crocs, becoming known as the crocodile whisperer. She never expected the consequences of the incredible skill or her newfound connection to Zoe Waringi.
Zoe Waringi-Quinn is unique—half Australian Aboriginal and half Irish Australian, she is a PhD expert in venomous sea life and assassinates bad people. But her dual life is turned upside down when she meets the last living kadaitcha (Aboriginal mystic) man and his totem, a ten-meter saltwater 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 an Australian Senator. The courts exonerate him 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 Aboriginal mystic, Bill Gidgiwarra, to a remote part of Western Australia where he introduces her to a frightful ten-meter saltwater 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.