"A war fought on the psychic plain-fascinating"
Sergeant Major Jimmy Dalton has been with the military
during the bad (Viet Nam War), the Good (Reagan and Bush I
administrations), and the ugly (Carter). Over the years,
he has fought heated battles and psychic wars. However, he
has just faced his most difficult combat ever in the
mountains of Colorado: saying goodbye to his now deceased
beloved wife. Dalton realizes he has no time to really mourn because
his country needs him once again. The psychic warrior
learns he must battle on a virtual plane the deadly
Priory. This group of psychics has combined forces with
their goal being a world oligopoly controlled by them.
Only Dalton and his team stand in their way, but his side
has a mole ready to sell them out to the enemy. PSYCHIC WARRIOR: PROJECT AURA, the sequel to PSYCHIC
WARRIOR, is an exciting military science fiction thriller
that takes war onto a totally different plane. The story
line is exciting as the virtual war heats up around the
globe and governments are as criminal and cold as the cabal
is. However, with the exception of Dalton and his memories
of his wife, the rest of the cast, especially the Priory
members, seems more like Manga cartoon characters so
readers could not care less what happens to them. Fans who
enjoy an in your face (mind) action packed thriller will
welcome Robert Doherty's terrific tale. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted August 3, 2001
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