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Knapp, Jack L

 
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Synopsis

The School had seemed like the best thing that had ever happened to the man known as 'T'. From drifter to functioning psi, he'd done everything he could to develop his ability.It wasn't enough. The intelligence agency wanted telepaths, not psychokinetics. Meantime, T had grown stronger, something he had not mentioned to the Agency.All that money...what could T do to repay the Agency for their investment? Perhaps another government agency?The Agency sent T to the Army and from there to Afghanistan to evaluate his potential. Could his abilities help soldiers in combat? Meanwhile, the School's administrators had wondered about T. Could they control him? What if he went rogue, turned his abilities against the Agency?There was a simple solution. Devise a way to turn off the paranormal abilities by turning off T. Permanently.Such a good plan. But it soon began to unravel...

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Biographie de l'auteur

As an author of speculative fiction, Jack looks at the world and wonders, "What if...?" A part of that wondering is analyzing current trends. The rest of it is pure imagination, unbounded by mundane limits. It's the 'What about....' followed by, 'Yep, that could work!' You'll find some of that on the blogs, some of it in the books, but also on Facebook. You can find Jack at https://www.facebook.com/Jack.Knapp.Sir.Jochen. You can find tips on writing on the jacklknapp blog too, also on Jack's FB author's page, https://www.facebook.com/Jack-L-Knapp-456875297748593/ Soldier, teacher, author, hobbyist; Jack's past experiences find their way into his books. He has an imagination with few boundaries. Jack uses that imagination extensively, particularly in his New Frontiers Series. By contrast, imagination figures in his Darwin's World series but there's also tons of personal experience. When Jack describes chipping flint, he's done it. He's set traps, made and used ropes, raised horses, spent a lot of time in the deep woods. The Wizards Series is about wish fulfillment. Who wouldn't want to find buried treasure, move huge objects, fly, and do in bad guys? With side journeys into saving lives and fighting wildfires? As for Jack's novella, Hands, expect everything from grins to belly laughs. And then there's the stand-alone short story, Ants, which offers a different view of where the New Frontiers Series might have gone. Jack is currently working on BEMs: Bug Eyed Monsters, the fourth installment in the New Frontiers Series. After that, depending on his own creative mood, it will be the next Wizards book (the main character is trapped in time, part of the US Army's World War I AEF that ended up in Siberia during the Russian Revolution. Yes, it really happened) or the next Darwin book. A science fiction/survivalist's series has morphed into hard-science fiction, and there's another book needed to continue the transition.

Présentation de l'éditeur

The School had seemed like the best thing that had ever happened to the man known as 'T'. From drifter to functioning psi, he'd done everything he could to develop his ability. It wasn't enough. The intelligence agency wanted telepaths, not psychokinetics. Meantime, T had grown stronger, something he had not mentioned to the Agency. All that money...what could T do to repay the Agency for their investment? Perhaps another government agency? The Agency sent T to the Army and from there to Afghanistan to evaluate his potential. Could his abilities help soldiers in combat? Meanwhile, the School's administrators had wondered about T. Could they control him? What if he went rogue, turned his abilities against the Agency? There was a simple solution. Devise a way to turn off the paranormal abilities by turning off T. Permanently. Such a good plan. But it soon began to unravel...

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