by Jim Marrs
First published 2008
In the shadowy world of military intelligence, a select group of soldiers possesses an extraordinary weapon: their minds. These psychic operatives work within a classified Army unit established in the 1970s with Congressional backing. Their mission takes them deep into enemy territory without ever leaving American soil. Through remote viewing, they slip past physical barriers to gather intelligence from the most secure locations on Earth. The team faces their greatest challenge when they uncover a Soviet assassination plot targeting President Ronald Reagan. Racing against time, they must navigate the mental corridors of the Kremlin itself, using their paranormal abilities to outmaneuver foreign agents. But their work extends far beyond conventional espionage. From predicting future events to investigating UFO phenomena and mysterious crop circles, these psychic soldiers explore realms where traditional spies cannot venture. As they push the boundaries of human perception, they discover that the mind itself may be America's most powerful intelligence asset.
Genres: psychology, military-fiction, paranormal, espionage
Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family
Setting: America, Kremlin, Soviet Union
Period: 1970s, Cold War
272 pages · Paperback · Alamah