The story line of this novel is based on a little recognized phenomenon known as telepathy. A dictionary definition of Telepathy describes it as: The supposed communication of thoughts or ideas by means other than the known senses. In the past we have all encountered or read about telepathy, but is was always being referred to as something else. We have experienced or read about mind readers, witches, fortune tellers, seances, Ouija boards and a multitude of other mysterious subjects. Most if not all of these, if in fact they work with any success, are the result of mental telepathy. Rarely will you hear the term telepathy and when you have it was probably some obscure story about a Russian, Korean or Chinese study being performed. For the most part, the general public gives the phenomenon little attention and just writes it off as not being credible. But what if there are telepaths actually walking around out there? There is obviously an advantage to having telepathic powers when one is involved in politics, business, relationships, gambling and a multitude of other endeavors. If there truly are telepaths, why don't we hear about them? The answer to that is that they or the people who are employing them don't want us to know they are telepaths. Would they not make the very best of spies for any government? Wouldn't the government downplay the fact that there are telepaths, let alone telepaths working for the government nationally and internationally? Exactly."
Tom Norton
Tom Norton is best known for his novel "The Shadow Within," a gripping psychological thriller that explores themes of identity and redemption. His writing style is characterized by sharp dialogue and vivid descriptions that immerse readers into the dark and twisted world of his stories. Norton's contributions to literature include pushing the boundaries of traditional genre conventions and crafting complex, multi-dimensional characters that resonate with readers long after the final page.
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