Project Aura

by Bob Mayer

Mind control is only the first step...World domination is the next...Much like Men Who Stares at Goats, Psychic Warrior is a fictional tale taken straight from the pages of the once classified Trojan Warrior Program in Special Forces and written by someone who was in the unit.Bright Gate. HAARP. Remote Viewers. U.S. military operations so top secret that not even the president knew they existed. Now they have produced an elite group of commandos able...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1621250512
• ISBN13: 9781621250517
• Release Date: January 2013
• Publisher: Cool Gus Publishing
• Length: 222 Pages
• Weight: 0.73 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Want More of Psychic Warrior Books!

I have really enjoyed reading this book and much as I have the Area 51 Series. Why aren't there more on the Psychic Warrior?Please write more on this subject too!

Psychic Warrior

Psychic Warrior: Another GOOD book from Robert Doherty (a.k.a. Bob Mayer). Bob keeps true to his fast paced action packed stories. I have read all of his books and this is definitely one of his better ones with a very intriguing story line. With all of the hype of Remote Viewing these days and the 95% of the Original Stargate program still classified - it makes one wonder what the Government is REALLY capable of. After all, the Government pumps BILLIONS of dollars into programs like these every year. Anyway, I recommend all of Bob Mayers books under all of his Aliases; Joe Dalton, Bob McGuire, Greg Donegan, Robert Doherty and of course Bob Mayer.

Action and science in a nice mix

I'm not sure whether this book is a thriller or science fiction. Actually it's the best of both. Fast paced with some intriguing angles, especially the part about the bicameral mind. Some good info to think about. Read this if you like a fun story that moves quickly.

Excellent!

The series Area 51 is good. Psychic Warrior is even better. The characters are quite good along with a high energy plot.

Outstanding thriller

Loved the action. Loved the concept. This book made me think a lot about what might have already been done in this field. The author says it's based on a real program-- how real I want to know?