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Chargement... The Godmakers (1970)par Don Pendleton
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. Good stories ( ) I really hated enjoying this book. Do not confuse it with the collection of short stories by Frank Herbert. Likewise it is not the religious expose book about the Mormon religion. This is just a lowly 70's sci-fi filled with bizarre ethereal dreams-capes and group sex... Don Pendleton's novel (originally published under the pseudonym Dan Britain) revolves around a government investigator names Patrick Honor. Honor has been roped into driving out to a research lab in the sticks by his boss and a lovely lovely lady (who works in a research lab). The lab is researching the harnessing of PPS (Psychic Power Sources) the ultimate energy. Strangely, the head of the lab has gone a bit loopy and started babbling about the power of nine (9), he has scrawled a series of strange names and dates, each separated by eighty-one (81) days. Looking at the names, they can see that see that the first seven (7) are either dead or incapacitated on the dates associated. The eighth name is the president of the United States, and the ninth is Honor himself. With a strange list of dead folks and only 14 days until the date associated with the president, Honor jumps jumps in his steam powered car (there are gas cars as well, but steam is faster, quieter, etc) and heads out to the research lab. From here the book becomes even more confusing, with topics ranging from: mind powered cars, a killer East Indian, people disassociated with their own minds, melding/traveling to a ninth dimensions where all life began. Apparently everything we know is a dream and we are deluding ourselves. Oh yeah, and the only way the world can be saved is by having long meaningful passionate (but not selfish) sexual relations with everyone around us.. If you like strange dated science fiction with angry chauvinists who become ultimate caring feminists after having intercourse with strange scientists.. this might be the book for you :) This book was interesting, but I am glad I only spent a dollar on it. Justifying more than that would be difficult. It was neither good nor bad, entertaining for the time I put into it, but unlikely to stay on my shelf for a second reading. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
Don Pendleton's The GodmakersA fantastic adventure into cosmic consciousness and the unknown... The United States government's executive intelligence gathering agency, the Inter-agency Intelligence Group, has largely supplanted the clumsy machinery of the CIA as a direct tool of the U.S. President. Patrick Honor, a top member of the Intelligence Group, is the one skilled enough to find answers to mysterious events taking place, in which the number 9 has significance. Members of a top secret psychic investigative team, the PPS, Psychic Power Sources, are in harm's way, as is the President.Patrick Honor believes there is a Rogue God. Is he right? Do the answers to the mystery have anything to do with sex being taboo down through the ages? Who is Octavia? Will answers be found in the symbology of the Nines? Can Patrick Honor insure the safety of the President while unraveling the psychic events, all before it is too late for humanity?The Godmakers first published in 1970 by Don Pendleton under "Dan Britain," then as Don Pendleton. Intended for mature readers. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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