Review: Remote viewing with a twist
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 1, 2011
Having read and enjoyed Glenn Bullion's first two books, I looked forward to this one. It did not disappoint. Mind Slide is the term used by the main character to describe his ability to project his mind anywhere in the world. by just having a name or address to focus upon. He gains this talent through a lightening strike that injured him and killed his parents. While growing up in foster homes and a government testing lab, he improves his control and learns to project his mind, including awareness of sounds, smells and tastes. His talent enabled him to find a kidnapped girl and he decides that finding missing people is to be his mission after his turning 18 and leaving the testing lab. A relationship develops with one of the girls he found but the government seems to also be very interested in him. Car chases, shootings and explosions follow.I found the book to be well written and edited, as I have come to expect from this writer. The story is believable and entertaining. While each of Mr. Bullion's books has taken a different direction, I'll follow wherever the next book goes, as well.