Reagan's Game

Reagan's Game
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Publisher : iUniverse
Total Pages : 250
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ISBN-10 : 9780595477982
ISBN-13 : 0595477984
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Book Synopsis Reagan's Game by : R. Safley

Download or read book Reagan's Game written by R. Safley and published by iUniverse. This book was released on 2008 with total page 250 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "Until now you have not been asking the right questions, Samuel. You shouldn't wonder how I came here. You should wonder why." Reagan DuSaint and Sam Kent have always had a profitable working relationship. Until he shows up in Kent's road. Now, Sam has to dowhat Reagan wants or Reagan will do the only thing he knows to do, killi anything that stands between him and his quest. Follow the young author on a monstrous road trip as Sam Kent races to write Reagan's Redemption. Just don't make the mistake of getting in the way. "There have been scientific theories which propose that human mental function is simply a result of electrical impulse passing from cell to cell, generating reaction which triggers perception and thought. Some psychologists and psychiatrists say, 'If one cannot see it, hear it or touch, taste or smell it, it does not exist.' But others in these professions are certain the processes and products of the human mind go far beyond the nervous system to include the unexpected and the unexplainable. This first-time author presents possibilities reminiscent of Stephen King's early work. You are given a look into the mind of a killer. You are entertained as you seek to understand it. You are kept rapt throughout this delightfully creepy and horrific plot until the end, a real kicker. Now you have it figured out . or do you?"-Dr. Tom Michel, psychologist (ret)


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