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Book Cover Summary for "Mind Games" The God Particle or Higgs
boson, as it's known in scientific and physicists' circles, was
discovered on July 2012 at the Large Hadron Collider at Cern, in
Switzerland. Peter Higgs and Francois Englert won the Nobel Prize
in Physics in 2013 for the discovery. The God Particle is
responsible for the mass and the diversity of the particles in the
universe. It decays quickly and presently can't be used for
practical applications. In my work of Fiction, Timothy Harding
Olsen, a brilliant young PhD graduate of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, is hired by Future Mankind Ventures, a
worldwide organization that operates outside the laws of man and
nature. They provide him with a laboratory and unlimited funds to
test his theories regarding The God Particle. After months of work
and experimentation, he successfully isolates and preserves the God
Particle and uses it as the core of a Formula, which allows it to
be applied to humans. His ensuing tests are positive on
Chimpanzees, but Olsen wants to experiment on humans. With the
injection of the Formula into selected areas of the human body, he
will possess the ability to evolve humans by causing mass to
propagate in chosen lobes of the brain and in the muscular system.
When practical application to humans is perfected, whoever owns
this Formula will have the ability to change the power structure of
the world by evolving humans to their specific needs. Ethan Tyler,
an undercover CIA Agent, is placed inside the organization to
provide information to the government on this colossal breakthrough
in science and Physics. The United States government doesn't want
Olsen's Formula to be sold to foreign nations. Russia, China and
Iran are interesting in obtaining it. When Dr. Olsen begins
illegally testing the Formula on humans, all hell breaks loose.
Tyler's life is in perpetual danger as he attempts to move within
the power structure of Future Mankind Ventures and uncover the
secrets of the company's plans. I promise you a wild ride in your
imagination in "Mind Games." Can man replace and change nature's
plan of evolution? Will this surreal man made evolution take the
human race a hundred years into the future? Anything you can
imagine can materialize in today's world. The pages of this book
plunges your brain into that imagination trip, and allows you to
see the results of Mind Games, which speed up the Evolutionary
Process.
When Houston, Texas FBI Special Agent, Nathaniel Hemmingway
Armstrong, believed that he had lost his young son to a child
molester because he was detained, and didn't pick him up from a
childcare center, he was devastated. His wife, Kathy, whom he
married when she became pregnant, blamed him for the loss and
divorced him, taking all his assets. He suffered a mental breakdown
because of the devastating guilt and turned to the bottle to ease
his pain. His excessive drinking cost him his job with the FBI and
subsequently, he half-heartedly opened a Private Detective
business. His only comfort and companion in life was his little mix
breed dog, named Nick, who loved Diet Coke and fettuccini afredo,
but most of all he adored Nathaniel and attempted to take care of
the drunken man. An unscrupulous and sexy young woman, a former
gentleman's club dancer, hatched a plot with her lover to take
advantage of Armstrong's alcoholism and frame him for the murder of
her rich, older husband. The plot thickens when Armstrong's college
sweetheart, Layla Sterling, now a lawyer, and the love of his life,
agreed to help him if he stopped drinking. As the mystery
untangles, there's a shocking turn of events that leads Armstrong
to Mexico City and a life or death involvement with two warring
Mexican Drug Cartel Kingpins. With the help if his little dog and
his former girlfriend, he struggles to prove his innocence and to
solve the mystery of his son's death.
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