God Wave

<p><strong>Patrick Hemstreet's debut <em>THE GOD WAVE</em> is a bombshell of a thriller full of everything I love: complicated characters dynamic plotting all set against a backdrop of a fantastic scientific premise. Here is a novel that demands to be read in one sitting while leaving a lasting impact afterward. And with more of this world to come I can't wait to read what happens next. </strong><strong>--James Rollins #1 <em>New York Times</em> bestseller of <em>The Bone Labyrinth</em></strong></p><p><strong></strong><strong><em>The God Wave</em></strong><strong> is a mind-twisting 'what if?' story with some crazy cool science and true-to-life characters you can't help but root for. It feels like those vivid dreams where everything is normal except you can do this one thing other people can't. A fun and disturbingly believable foray into the paranormal. Don't mess with the Zetas! </strong><strong>--Sylvain Neuvel author of <em>Sleeping Giants</em></strong></p><p>A team of neuroscientists uncover amazing new capabilities in the brain that may steer human evolution toward miraculous and deadly frontiers in this spectacular debut work of speculative science fiction--<em>Limitless</em> meets James Rollins--that combines spirituality and science in an inventive mind-blowing fashion.</p> <p>For decades scientists have speculated about the untapped potential of the human brain. Now neuroscientist Chuck Brenton has made an astonishing breakthrough. He has discovered the key--the crucial combination of practice and conditioning--to access the incredible power dormant in ninety percent of our brains. Applying his methods to test subjects he has stimulated abilities that elevate brain function to seemingly godlike levels.</p><p>These extraordinary abilities can transform the world replacing fear and suffering with tranquility and stability. But in an age of increasing militarization corporate exploitation and explosive technological discovery a group of influential power brokers are determined to control Brenton's new superbeings for their own manipulative ends--and their motives may be far from peaceful.</p><p></p>