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PSI/Net

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This book has now become my favorite book out of everything I have read. The book has tons of thrills and foreshadowing in it to make it so you never want to put it down. The worst thing about this book was finishing it, it was such a good book I was sad when I finished it. I hope another book with the same characters or plotline comes out soon!

If your interested in Psionics, Psychics, or are just looking for a great book to read, this is the one for you!

i am not a believer of remoteviewing. however, the authorswere able to make the subjectmatter believable. the characers were truly believable. i found myself becoming more invovled as the plot thickened. this novel has truly hightened my curiousity on the matter. the only thing i could find wrong was whentrent and ritter come to blowsit could have been juicier

If anyone remembers the movie "Scanners" you can get into the story of Psi/Net. The story is kind of slow moving but I was always wondering how the story would turn out. No major action happens until near the end of the book. This reads more like a PG rated movie. Jedi mind tricks Mr. Williams? I'll buy the sequel to Psi/Net.

A novel set in contemporary America dealing with Radical milita groups and psychic spying. I read this book in an afternoon. I didn't find it particulary deep or ground breaking.

The plot - save the president of the usa - therefore save the world - is not particulary new. I've seen it in countless movies and thriller novels before.

The novel's characters aren't badly written, but not terribly involving either. I can't say I'd be bothered if I never picked up this book again, but I also finished it quickly which proves it's not too bad. Enjoy this book, but don't expect a how-to psycic manual or anything too original.