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    Covert Catastrophe

    By Anthony Patch

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    SCIENCE CONTROLS THE WORLD! Covert Catastrophe is an action-packed thriller ripped from today's headlines. A harrowing story of the near future as Oakland Paramedic Jim Sanderson is thrust down into a hidden technological world while responding to a gang shooting, racing ahead of a dark agenda put into motion during the origins of mankind. George Kepple, a retired U.C Berkeley Physicist introduces Jim to a Navy Seal Team and a pair of female Physicists from Stanford and Berkeley. Employing a mixture of intelligence and instinct, each of them is called upon to confront complex and seemingly insurmountable advanced technology while employing secret devices of their own design. Together they stand alone in preventing a long-sought alchemic alteration from enslaving humanity beneath an occult leader.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJun 21, 2016
    ISBN9781365190070
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