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    The Seventh Sense
    The Seventh Sense
    The Seventh Sense
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    The Seventh Sense

    By Ray Green

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    The Seventh Sense is an exciting look at the future where man has the ability to read the mind of others. It is the story of Brad Evans and his struggle to come to grips with what psychologists describe as a gift of immense potential.
    Brad is an outcast from the traditional learning environment and becomes a full time ‘patient’ at a teaching hospital attached to a large university. There he meets Jenny, an exceptionally gifted student.
    Brad comes to the attention of the Bureau of Strategic Studies, an enforcement arm of the now defunct Russian Secret Service.
    The next round of SALT (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) is underway, and Jenny is kidnapped to force Brad to help the Russians influence the Americans into submission.

    Brad can’t use his powers to locate Jenny or deny the demands of the Russians without her kidnappers killing her.
    The world is racing towards a disaster and even a Seventh Sense may not be enough to save the planet.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRay Green
    Release dateAug 13, 2013
    ISBN9781301388592
    The Seventh Sense
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    Ray Green

    Born in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1944 and emigrated to Australia in 1977 when the political scene in South Africa was becoming extremely uncertain. Graduated as a Chartered Accountant but spent most of my working life in the computer industry designing and programming financial based computer systems. The creative process of computer systems design and programming is very similar to writing and the challenge from conception, plot/program development to completion is what attracts me to write fiction. I have designed, written and conducted training courses in financial application programming using spreadsheets as well as end-user courses in the usage of Microsoft Windows. Conscripted into the South African Army for military training and spent 6 months as a volunteer in the Israeli Army during and after the 6-Day War in Israel in 1967. Married Cheryl in Johannesburg in 1977 and our son Barton was born in Sydney in 1981. Completely fanatical golfer – almost turned pro in 1968. Hip replacement in 1992 and again in 2013 – it now only hurts when I laugh... I have a strong feeling for truth and morality and my writing reflects this. I have written four books and all have the same strong moral characters for the heroes with the villains lacking in honesty and morality. I firmly believe that the truth will always prevail and that good will eventually come to all those who believe in ultimate justice.

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