Vision: Evan's Book: Special Edition

by Dan FitzPatrick

In 1944, the SKP conducted an experiment. It was intended to create a supreme being ... a being that would strike fear into the hearts of those who committed acts of extreme violence ... they failed. M. Sebastian Siman, the world's deadliest serial killer... was born. Jade Walker was a librarian at Ringford University. He was a simple man with a simple life. When he learns that the woman of his dreams, Laura Brock, is the primary target of M. Sebastian Siman, he is forced to face his destiny ... a destiny he is unaware of ... a destiny he was cursed with as an infant ... the same destiny that was given to Siman. In order to protect the woman he loves, Jade joins forces with the new SKP leader, Agent Flynt, who possesses a book which holds the key to Jade's abilities ... the same abilities that has made M. Sebastian Siman the deadliest serial killer in history. Evan's Book takes you on a haunting journey of fear, love, courage, and the will to survive.

438 pages, Paperback

Published August 22, 2009

Reviews

[Julia Dudek · Rating 5 out of 5]

In the evolution of Jade Walker from a simple librarian to the ultimate killing machine, author Dan FitzPatrick takes us on an adventure in Vision: Evan’s Book where an unlikely hero discovers he is the only person who can stop the deadliest serial killer the world has ever known. This genre-bending thriller leaves no elemental stone unturned with its blend of nail-biting suspense, heart-pounding action, sci-fi mystique, and romantic intrigue. What I thought was especially clever was the thoughtful structure of the novel—how the author revolved us around the story in three hundred sixty degrees, often jumping through time to reveal more of the back-story, leaving us fully immersed under the many layers that make up Vision. FitzPatrick’s page-turning cliffhangers are inspired and unforgiving, but none are as merciless as the last, which will launch us into the sequel, Vision II: The Black Skull, hopefully poised to answer the questions that left us dangling on the edges of our seats. Dark, compelling, and thoroughly entertaining, five stars for FitzPatrick’s debut novel.

— Julia Dudek, author of Pieces

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