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De: Brian Andrews

Narrado por: Ray Porter

From the Wall Street Journal best-selling co-author of the Tier One series comes a pause-resisting sci-fi thriller about the ultimate battlefield: the human mind.

Deep in the Afghan mountains, Sergeant Michael Pitcher discovers an object with powers that defy explanation. After interacting with it, he suffers a traumatic seizure and is flown home for evaluation.

Cleared by the doctors, Michael goes home to his relieved wife, Josie. But he’s a changed man. The once-loving husband is now coldly withdrawn. After emptying the couple’s bank account, he disappears into the night.

When a team of scientists connected to Sergeant Pitcher vanishes without a trace, CIA agent Dean Ninemeyer comes to him for insight - only to find that the recovering soldier has also disappeared.

Dean and Josie must now join forces in a desperate race against time, searching for answers in an ever-twisting mystery. What they uncover is a chilling conspiracy that already has the fate of the world in its grip.

©2018 Brian Andrews (P)2018 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Save the sermon.

The reasons I bought this title were, 1,Ray Porter,2, Brian Andrews. If one looks at my library they might find maybe 10% in this genre. I understand that Mr Andrews may feel passionate about this subject, but if I want to be talked down to I would watch CNN(national enquirer). I will try another BA title in the future hoping he gets back to Tier One like subject matter.

Wow Ray Porter Andrews both shine

Another excellent military finds an ancient alien artifact story similar in some ways to Earthcore, look that one up, also Porter. Great characters built in depth and a chilling plot - loved it - more please!

Awesome Joe Ledger type plot

Loved the plot and story. Ending was food for thought even though it seems Al Gore invented Eve. 🙄

I didn't appreciate the political message.

I don't want to be preached too. other than that the writing was good The performance was excellent it's too bad that people have to try to impose their particular point of view on the rest of us no matter the platform. I pay for your book to be entertained not to be proselytized.

Good story, great performance

Slow to start but once it got going it was very good. Ending was amazing.