New Release: Deadly Minds

Online, January 3, 2012 (Newswire.com) - What would happen if the government had secretly developed a group of people who could directly look into your mind? Annay Dawson has based her novels on the premise that the experimental mind control programs that the CIA ran in the sixties never came to an end. As her research continued she had to ask herself what would have happen if the government had developed more ways to monitor people's lives other than listening in on their phone calls and reading their mail. Dawson then continued to build on this foundation, 'What would happen if they had secretly developed a group of people that could look directly into a person's mind?'

Excerpt:

Choosing what is right and good is what makes us all human and what creates the conflicts that burn our souls. Upon leaving the department Jan and Ward had wanted a normal life, choosing to help people no one else would. When the director of their former department officially declared them dead they thought their hiding days were over. Now the government, which turned its back on them before and declared them dead, needs them again secretly calling them back into service and sending them out to hunt for an escaped rogue agent. Their mission, find and take down one of their own, the one man who could hurt them most.

There's a fine line between power and madness and Bobby Malone crossed that line a long time ago. Ward and his team must venture into the jungles of Cambodia and hunt him down; because only one mind reader can catch another. Facing the demons, that ended Ward's career as an agent for a covert government department of mind readers, and exposing Jan, a former agent and his wife, to the unholy experimentation didn't thrill him but he knew they had to do this. Underestimating Bobby's abilities, Ward ends up overpowered and imprisoned, condemned to relive his past. Ward now watches as Bobby plans to captures and kill the only people that matter to him, turning his nightmares into a terrifying reality.

"Dawson's twists and turns keeps her readers guessing!" --Marliss Melton