Tesla's 7th Note: Lesson 1: How to Remember the Future

The technology investor kings forgot all about the great genius Nikola Tesla … until his missing journals reappeared. How could they know how that Tesla had remembered the future? As agents of those who destroyed Tesla 100 years ago set out to erase the newly discovered journals, Darby Laffin teaches us how to remember the future. His knowledge comes directly from the amazing Nikola Tesla, who was the 20th Century’s greatest genius. Over a century ago, Tesla invented wireless transmission, alternating current, remote control, and so many other things which define the modern world. More importantly, Tesla devised a means to harness unlimited free electricity from the atmosphere, which at that time unleashed furious retribution from John D. Rockefeller and J.P. Morgan. The story re-emerges in a book written by author Jazz Armagh, who comes under attack from the same forces that ruined Tesla a century earlier. This time, though, everything changes.

James Sumner Kendrick is a journeyman writer from Brockton, Massachusetts. Hundreds of his articles and essays have been published in magazines and journals all over the United States. Tesla's 7th Note is his 5th novel, filled with his own very original style of intrigue, humor and heart. Material for this book has been gathered along the path of his life as a magazine publishing CEO; correspondent for the Associated Press, The Boston Globe, Maine Sunday Telegram, and Maine Times; commercial fisherman; logger, taxi driver, corporate consultant; and incompetent laborer.