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The Dispossession of Dylan Knox - Softcover

Overton, Scott

 
9781777430849: The Dispossession of Dylan Knox

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Who do we really fall in love with? The person we see, or who they are inside?
Dylan Knox is not the man he was. He may be like no man who ever existed.

While coordinating a tour event for her boss, the secretary general of the UN, Brooke Chappelle encounters her high school sweetheart Dylan Knox but Dylan doesn’t remember her. In a public confrontation with the secretary general, Dylan nearly costs Brooke her job. Determined to unmask what she believes to be an impostor, Brooke spends a weekend with Dylan and witnesses some extreme personality changes. He claims there are actually three minds inhabiting his body, but his explanation is impossible for Brooke to believe.
Dylan works for a private space company on a project to beam solar energy from orbit and Brooke fears he might have sabotage in mind. As their relationship deepens, her own feelings start to betray her. She might be forced to report Dylan to her nation’s security agencies—falling in love is the last thing she needs.
Especially when Dylan tells her that the very future of the world for the coming century may depend on the choices she makes.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

A radio broadcaster for more than thirty years, Scott Overton described that world in his first novel, the mystery/thriller Dead Air, shortlisted for a Northern Lit Award in Ontario, Canada. Now he writes science fiction including his 2020 SF thriller The Primus Labyrinth, the 2021 SF adventure Naïda, 2022's psychological SF thriller The Dispossession of Dylan Knox, and the cautionary 2022 SF thriller Augment Nation. His short fiction has been published in numerous magazines and anthologies.As an author and freelance voice talent, Scott works from his home on a lake in northern Ontario. His website is www.scottoverton.ca .

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