SPOOK, Confessions of a Psychic Spy by Carlton Holder

[edina]

If you've ever been "scanned", or someone has tried to "push" you, you will want to read this book! (It's full of insights.)

Yesterday a good friend turned me on to this novel, "SPOOK, Confessions of a Psychic Spy".

While reading the intro, I had to stop and drop a line to the author. "Spot On".

If you've ever been "scanned", or someone has tried to "push" you, you will know what I mean.

This book is fiction, but it rings true... and it ain't no “Men Who Stare At Goats”. It's real!!!

For people who enjoy great fiction, mystery, intrigue, and intelligent character driven stories, you'll love this book. It's Christmas, …. it would make a great gift for just about anyone.

Here's an excerpt:

“Prove you can do this- bending.”

“I already have.”

John pointed to the piece of paper in the pad in front of Doctor Putnam that the scientist had used for the test. All three men looked at the paper. Written over the test results in big, blocky childlike handwriting was the simple sentence: MY MIND WAS BENT. The two military men looked at the flabbergasted Doctor Putnam, whose eyes wouldn’t leave the paper.

“I don’t remember writing that,” was all Doctor Putnam, who was gravely concerned, could offer as he stared from the pad to the ballpoint in his hand that he didn’t register picking up.

“I chose him because he’s the most intelligent man in the room. The smarter they are, the harder to bend,” John stated matter-of-factly.

You can read three chapters for free.

http://www.brooklynapachepress.com/spook.html

Download SPOOK: First 3 Chapters here

[edina]

Here's an excerpt:

“Prove you can do this- bending.”

“I already have.”

John pointed to the piece of paper in the pad in front of Doctor Putnam that the scientist had used for the test. All three men looked at the paper. Written over the test results in big, blocky childlike handwriting was the simple sentence: MY MIND WAS BENT. The two military men looked at the flabbergasted Doctor Putnam, whose eyes wouldn’t leave the paper.

“I don’t remember writing that,” was all Doctor Putnam, who was gravely concerned, could offer as he stared from the pad to the ballpoint in his hand that he didn’t register picking up.

“I chose him because he’s the most intelligent man in the room. The smarter they are, the harder to bend,” John stated matter-of-factly.

For those familiar with how some use this phrase, "They're BENT." This puts a whole new spin on the meaning, doesn't it?

[edina]

I wonder if anyone knows, what does the oniony smell mean?

I was scanned earlier this morning, quite intense. Very strong head energy. It lasted a good bit. It was accompanied by an oniony smell.
I've had that smell before, maybe a half dozen times in the past few years ... does anyone here know what that could be about?

thanks