Author: Vincent Scarsella

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Published: 2021-05-26

Total Pages: 254

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I absolutely loved the first book in this series and couldn't wait to jump into the next one. As a series, it has so much going for it. The Psi Academy teaches young cadets about fringe science. Every child at the academy has an ability of some sort. It's like magic, but it's real... - Literary Litter It's not magic, it's real... The war between good and evil psi warriors gets into high gear in this second installment of the Psi Wars! series with our teen heroes, Henry Greenberg and Sebastian Drake, involved in more thrilling psychic hijinks. Having escaped The Psi Academy, Sebastian and Captain Fabian come looking for Henry to help them rescue Sebastian's father, Colonel Peter Drake, and the others being held captive by the evil Kinsman z-Prime on Level 13 of the Psi Cave. But after teleporting inside, Henry and Sebastian are met by the unexpected and find that who they thought was bad may not be bad after all. Their adventure takes them to The Realm Beyond The Realm-the place beyond space and time-a necessary step to enable them return to the Psi Academy for a face off against the baddest of psi warriors in the most important battle of the Psi War. Amazing psychic powers are on display-telekinesis, telepathy, tele-influencing and more-in this rip-roaring adventure where the magic of flying vans, dragon wraiths, and wolfboars become reality in a battle for the minds of ordinary men. And lurking beneath all this is Henry's struggle over who is truly good and who is truly bad. ★★★★★ MUST READ!! - I thoroughly enjoyed reading this novel. The characters were fascinating; and, their methods of interacting quite imaginative. The attention to detail really made the story come alive. As the story progressed I found myself wondering what was real, and what was not? Quite an adventure! I can't wait to read the sequel. - Patricia Ryan [Escape from the Psi Academy] ★★★★ This was a very enjoyable read. - Good story good premise some descriptors a little over the top. The characters are enjoyable with adult behavior, but all in shadow form. - Marlen Black