Lynn Sholes

Buy the Book:
Amazon
Barnes & Noble
Published by: CreateSpace Publishing
Release Date: November 8, 2016
Pages: 361
ISBN13: 9781539947189
Add on Goodreads

 
Overview

Dr. Brian Wheeler, a young and ambitious molecular geneticist, believes he has landed his dream job at the giant company, Reichert Pharmaceuticals. But as part of a special team, when he performs a procedure that results in the patient’s death, he informs management that he wants out of the ultra-secret project. Because he already knows too much, the company will stop at nothing to keep him silent. Now he’s running for his life. Maggie Hayden is trying to cope with the death of her husband. Her life is in emotional and financial turmoil. All she has left is her son. On the brink of losing everything, she is offered a position teaching at a school for gifted children owned by Reichert Pharmaceuticals. She believes the job is a godsend. But she soon realizes something is wrong. She has witnessed students experiencing horrific mental disturbances. When she begins to see troubling signs in her son, she sets out to investigate. What she finds is terrifying—Project Brain Trust. Wheeler knows their secret. They want him dead. Maggie has her son. They want his brain.

---

Praise

“For those of you who have read Ken Follett, you will enjoy this book. That’s how well it’s written.”
—Judy Peterson, reviewer

“A real page-turner. A believable plot about an idea that is uncomfortably close to the truth. Many books have a protagonist that you care about and want to succeed. This one has two totally different, realistic characters that don’t know each other, but events beyond their control inexorably bring them together in a dramatic conclusion. This is a good one. Don’t miss it.”
—R. N. Walters 

“It’s similar in tone to reading Dan Brown or Tom Clancy or Clive Cussler, but not as complex or demanding to follow. Perfect for an easy suspense ride. I’ll be adding these authors to my go-to for between-heavy reading choices.”
—L. Caulkins 

“… chilling, well-written thriller. I was really pulling for geneticist Wheeler, and as a mother myself, I identified with Maggie and her fierce determination to protect her gifted son. Let’s hope the heinous Project Brain Trust stays safely within the realm of fiction! Well worth a read.”
–Judith Sterling, author of FLIGHT OF THE RAVEN 

“This book will raise the hairs on the back of your neck! I highly recommend it.”
—Amazon Reviewer