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Chargement... The Archangel Project (2008)par C.S. Graham, Steven Harris, Candice Proctor
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A murdered psychologist with ties to a secret CIA-funded remote viewing project . . . A haunted young Iraq War vet with a "psycho" discharge and a talent that has marked her for death . . . A deadly secret that will rock the world. You can't hide the truth from those who can see. When the charred remains of Tulane professor Henry Youngblood are discovered in the burned-out ruins of his New Orleans offices, the CIA sends maverick troubleshooter Jax Alexander to investigate. Joined in a reluctant partnership with remote viewer October "Tobie" Guinness, Jax struggles to decipher a cryptic set of clues that leads from the devastated neighborhoods of New Orleans to the power corridors of Washington, D.C. Pursued by agents of an influential oil and defense conglomerate with ties to the President himself, Jax and Tobie soon find themselves in a breakneck race against time to stop a ruthless killer and avert a diabolical plot that could devastate America. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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I enjoy the concept of remote viewing, and I thought The Men Who Stare at Goats was an excellent movie, so I picked this up hoping for more of the same. And while I thought the plot of The Archangel Project was decent, it also felt very formulaic and superficial. The bad guys were stereotypical (and not terribly bright) and the action scenes much too pat and convenient. I also never felt like the main characters were in any real danger. It seemed pretty clear how the books was going to end, and sure enough, the ending offered no surprises.
Still, this was a fun escapist read and as long as you can turn off your critical brain for a bit, you'll enjoy this one. (