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Project Spymaker Origins
Paperback
Mystery & ThrillerScience Fiction
Publisher: Kevin Wane Pierce
Published: Jul 24 2026
Pages: 366
Weight: 1.08
Height: 0.76 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In the depths of the Soviet Union, a young girl's tragedy becomes the spark for one of history's most secret and extraordinary scientific experiments. When seven-year-old Katia Petrov miraculously survives a devastating fire, her doctors discover something beyond understanding. She possesses the ability to separate mind from body and explore the world beyond physical limits. What begins as an effort to ease her pain soon draws the attention of those who see her gift as the key to a new frontier of espionage and control.
'Project Spymaker - Origins' reveals the chilling beginnings of a covert program where science, psychology, and human endurance converge. Within the walls of a state-run hospital, compassion gives way to ambition as doctors, psychologists, and government agents struggle between moral duty and national interest. Their choices will alter not only Katia's life but the boundaries of human consciousness itself.
In this powerful prelude to the Spymaker saga, the line between healing and manipulation grows dangerously thin. Through compelling storytelling and emotional depth, 'Project Spymaker - Origins' explores how far humanity will go in its pursuit of power and the terrible price of unlocking the hidden reaches of the mind.
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