The Genesis Project: A Psychological Tech Thriller (The Genesis Project Series)

The military found a way to rewrite soldiers' nightmares and defuse PTSD. Nobody had anticipated how much power they were giving the editor.

Sergeant Blake Powell, a former Delta Force operator, is recruited into the Genesis Project. At first, Blake believes in what it promises.

Then a senator is killed by a soldier who was supposed to be cured.

When the soldier is linked to the project, one question becomes impossible to ignore: did the treatment fail, or turn him into something else?

As Blake digs deeper, the line between therapy and manipulation blurs. The technology designed to heal soldiers may have been reprogrammed for something else entirely, and the people behind it don't leave loose ends.

Now his family is the leverage to make him stop.

For fans of The Manchurian Candidate and speculative thrillers by John Marrs. The Genesis Project asks how far an institution will go to protect a program it can't admit has gone wrong.

Mark P.J. Nadon writes psychological thrillers that burrow under the skin, exploring what happens when institutions, technology, and human ambition collide with the fragile architecture of the mind. His stories ask uncomfortable questions about autonomy, manipulation, and how well we really know ourselves or the people closest to us.Drawing on his background as a Canadian Forces Reservist, ultramarathon runner, and endurance coach, Mark brings visceral realism and psychological depth to characters pushed to their absolute limits. His work centers on psychological tech thrillers exploring the dangerous intersection of human ambition and emerging technology, with forays into military-infused suspense in The Genesis Project series and post-apocalyptic survival in The Armageddon's Descendants trilogy.His latest thriller, The Treatment Room, follows a therapist and his investigative journalist sister as they unravel a conspiracy hidden inside a cutting-edge virtual reality clinic where the line between healing and manipulation has been deliberately erased.Beyond writing, Mark hosts the Thriller Pitch Podcast, spotlighting compelling voices in the genre. He lives in Ottawa, Canada, where he recharges by gaming with his son.