Review: Right up there in the suspenseful category
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2013
Kenesis is the ability to move objects with the mind. But people who develop this talent gradually become more and more violent and to protect society they are locked up for life. The descriptions of these lock ups were enough to scare me.The book kind of jumps around. First there is Leonard Samson, his wife and children. They are having a peaceful evening at home when two men break in, kill their six year old son, beat Leonard, and, well you get that picture. The men are found literally torn to pieces at the crime scene. Leonard is suspected of being the person who did it with kenesis and is about to be locked away for life.Then the book skips to another time and place. It is about a little boy show discovers he has a talent, a talent he keeps secret even from his brother.The third story is that of Clarissa Chapman, single mother, who has been chosen to run the PKI or Psychokinetic Investigation Team. She has helped put away others with kenesis abilities and she is after Leonard now, but a man she helped put away is determined to get even with her.I could not put this book down, staying up hours after my bedtime.For me, the scariest part of this book is that our government would have the ability to pass laws like this and innocent people would suffer without reprieve. A very memorable book.