What Doesn't Kill Her: A Disclosure Paradox Series Novel, Book 3 - Couverture souple

Vecchiet, Paul G.

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 1969838019 ISBN 13 : 9781969838019

Editeur : Write Away Books, 2026

Synopsis

Katrina Hermann has spent her life surviving forces determined to use her—or eliminate her.

In What Doesn’t Kill Her, the third novel in The Disclosure Paradox series, Katrina’s past is revealed, tracing the origins of the psychokinetic abilities that have made her a target of covert government programs and foreign intelligence services. What began with her father’s classified military exposure to an off world entity becomes a generational consequence Katrina never chose and cannot escape.

As her abilities intensify, Katrina must navigate relentless pursuit, institutional betrayal, and the daily reality of protecting her family as a single mother. Each attempt to control or destroy her only sharpens the very power her adversaries fear.

Help arrives from unexpected allies—a Jicarilla Apache healer who understands the cost of such gifts, and a traumatized homeless veteran whose loyalty is forged through shared suffering. Together, they confront a world in which extraordinary human capability is treated not as a mystery to be understood, but as a resource to be exploited.

Blending espionage, suppressed science, and the human toll of secrecy, What Doesn’t Kill Her explores how survival itself can become a weapon—and what remains when power is stripped of meaning, safety, and choice.

Book 3 of 4 in The Disclosure Paradox Series. Also available: The Disclosure Paradox (Book 1) and Salvation (Book 2). Book 4 to be published in August 2027.

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À propos de l'auteur

Paul G. Vecchiet is the author of The Disclosure Paradox, a science-fiction series that explores the ethical, psychological, and institutional consequences of anomalous human capability. Drawing on a background in government service, management, and long-standing interest in suppressed science and human consciousness, Vecchiet's work examines how extraordinary phenomena are handled when they intersect with secrecy, power, and fear. His stories focus less on spectacle than on consequence-particularly the human cost of exploitation by institutions unequipped to confront what they do not fully understand. Rather than offering conclusions, Vecchiet's novels present speculative frameworks that invite inquiry into the limits of science, the burden of knowledge, and the moral responsibility that accompanies discovery. He lives in West Virginia and continues to write fiction that challenges certainty while remaining grounded in character, discipline, and restraint.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Write Away Books
• Date d'édition: 2026
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 1969838019
• ISBN 13: 9781969838019
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 178
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