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Covert Catastrophe
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.
393 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 5, 2013
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October 14, 2017
Anthony Patch is definitely one of my favorite authors. He really knows his stuff. Everything from physics to quantum computers to AI, Anthony is the go to guy. And he can tell a good fictional story as well. I am so glad I came across him on the Kev Baker show last year because I have learned things I didn't even realize I needed to know. Anthony is a truly gifted and Holly Spirit inspired researcher and author. I highly recommend all of his books and Entangled Magizine if tech is your thing and you are interested in knowing the truth about it as well.
April 28, 2017
A great page Turner
An interesting book, somewhere between conspiracy theory and today's headlines. I just posted an article on my blog concerning man's transgressions against God's creation. As it was in the days of Noah.
An interesting book, somewhere between conspiracy theory and today's headlines. I just posted an article on my blog concerning man's transgressions against God's creation. As it was in the days of Noah.
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