“I Will Judge” is an action-packed socio-political novel with detective intrigue, written on a wealth of factual material. Former acting Prosecutor General of Russia Oleg Gaidanov, in his recently published memoir book “In the position of Kerensky, in Stalin’s office,” said about Mir-Khaidarov and his novels: “...I have never read anything like this and have not met a writer more knowledgeable in the work of security forces structures, government apparatus, intelligence services, prosecutor's office, court and... the criminal world than the author of the novels of the "Black Nobility" tetralogy. For the first time in our history, they provide an analysis of the shadow economy, for the first time show corruption in the upper echelons of power, the merging of crime with all branches of government...” It’s not for nothing that the American newspaper The Philadelphia Inquirer called Raul Mir-Khaidarov a “mafia researcher,” and experts from intelligence agencies call him the largest analyst who looked decades ahead, foresaw the Islamic factor and terrorism of the 21st century.