I Beati Paoli and the Devil's Hand: Phase Walking Series - Softcover

Darwin III, Charles S.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0615587232 ISBN 13: 9780615587233

Publisher: Anderson, Berkly and Stone Publishers, 2012

Synopsis

After surviving a storm at sea, Stone Richards is a cast-away on a volcanic island when a galactic event exposes him to a spectacular electromagnetic storm. Radioactive dust particles shower over Stone, eventually causing the synapses in his brain to break apart then rewire; in doing so, all the natural filters are destroyed that normally prevent humans from realizing their fullest potential. Now, a new ability allows Stone to “Phase Walk” through space and time. While still learning about this new gift, Stone is compelled to help a friend’s father who was kidnapped in Palermo by the mafia. Taking advantage of the crooks ignorance and superstitions, Stone revives the legend of I Beati Paoli with the help of the devil who extracts confessions for crimes, and demands reparations to the community. Every community can be infested by parasites, and the solution is clear; one person can start the battle that begins to eradicate pests; but it takes a community working together to win the war.

About this title

About the Author:

Charles S. Darwin III uses history and science to create stories he hopes will move humanity towards a sustainable future with a common purpose for walking the Earth. He deliberately begins describing the historical and philosophical parts of a problem the story intends to solve. Then before realizing it, the reader is pludged into a fictional setting packed with action and drama that eventually results in practical solutions benefiting even the least among us. Ultimately, it is revealed how a fictional story can manifest into reality when enough readers desire the outcome. Learn more about the author at www.CharlesSDarwin.com

About this edition

• Publisher: Anderson, Berkly and Stone Publishers
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 0615587232
• ISBN 13: 9780615587233
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 200