The Monk - Paperback

by Jennifer-Crystal Johnson (Editor), James G. Piatt (Author)

Mind-control has been studied, tested, and perfected through projects led by one man: the monk, Father Rene Dumas. But what does he intend to use this technology for? And why do the key scientists affiliated with this project suddenly turn up dead?

Innocent nuns have computer control modules embedded in their brains and are assassinating French scientists. High-level intelligence officials are planning to use the complex brain-control system for their war on terror. A monk plans to use the system for personal vengeance, and two Catholic priests and a Bishop are in his sights. His unlikely alliance with top level figures in the Pentagon makes for an action-packed story filled with psychosis, assassinations, bedlam, and eventually redemption.

This contemporary story concerns the path of a man's mind into spiritual chaos and the pathological actions he takes stemming from his pain and anguish due to the abuse of loved ones at the hands of religious leaders.