Here’s a little more about F9:
The rate of violent crime is on the rise, and nowhere is this more evident than in the state of Colorado.
Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me…
It’s called Acute High-Altitude Neuropathic Dissociation—or, more commonly, Mile High Syndrome—and Dr. Ellis Randall Harding, a neurologist, is determined to understand why. For him, it’s personal. He was there on September 24th, 1994 when a gunman walked into the library and started shooting.
I once was lost, but now I’m found…
The answer is locked inside the mind of a monster who shot and killed nine people in 1968. The problem is he’s in a vegetative state and incapable of communicating with anyone, except for Dr. Harding, who has figured out how to utilize medical imaging technology to amplify and interpret the killer’s brain activity.
Was blind but now I see…
But as Dr. Harding learns, there are some things that mankind was never meant to understand. Chief among them, the true nature of evil.
Coming this June.
Happy President’s Day Weekend to all, especially to the hockey families out there bouncing from one tournament to the next. There’s no better way to spend a weekend.
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hey Micheal
have read almost all your books. tell me are you ever going to end Species . i read the 2 books and have waited for the ending. Bruce
Hey Bruce! Thanks for picking up my stuff and for swinging by. Unfortunately, there’s no easy answer to your question. The whole Species project was pretty well snakebit from the start. Publishers came and went. Negotiations fell through. Interest waned. Any number of things. The short answer is that I simply don’t know. I’m not ruling out the possibility. I do feel badly for those of you who’ve been patiently waiting and hope to get you what you want sooner than later. I guess we’ll all just have to cross our fingers and hope for the best at this point. Thanks!