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Like every other morning you rose, showered, breakfasted, dropped the kids off at school? Normal activities. Yet with each move you are on edge. Your nerves shot.  Instead of good thoughts about vacations or weekend activities, thoughts of fear and dread fill your head. In fact, you're so close to panic it's becoming more difficult every day to keep that panic at bay. From your kids. And everyone else.  Realizing - like every other morning before - this may be the last day of your life. That as healthy as you are, you have absolutely zero control over your life. You're scared speechless. Everyone around you is dying. And you may be next.

 

Read on and begin the journey of discovery into - 

 

              "Peaceful Endings: The NOPOSAM Project"

                                   by Michael K. Tucker                    

 

And make the shocking discovery why you should be worried too. Very worried.

 

 

 

 

Prologue:

 

     "Lindsey Palmer stood at Cassandra's side; tears flowed freely from her bloodshot eyes. Father Donnavan, from St. Mary's Church up the street, was also at the sick girl's bedside; administering last rites. It was quick and sloppy. He had many others to administer to at the hospital. And his mind wasn't functioning as acutely as usual. His hand had rubbed away sweat from his brow many times before he had finished the ritual.

 

     He drew a fatigued breath as he turned to face her. "Bless you child. Go in peace." Lindsay wasn't a Catholic, but she still crossed herself. The priest, bent shoulders sagging from his heavy burden, walked out of the room, trying to suppress a nasty cough, while swiping beads of moisture from his forehead. He would be dead, like many others that day, before he finished the next one."

 

A chilling tale of Nanotechnology says Amazon.com...

"Peaceful Endings: The NOPOSAM Project, is a time labeled techno thriller set on the landscape of Rhode Island over two and a half days, where some doubtful government ethics go astray. When Coventry General Hospital overflows with sick patients that are dying from extremely minor injuries, trauma specialist, Dr. Marilynn Harwell, is bound and determined to stop it. Harwell's chance meeting with Doug Talbot, a television cameraman for Channel 16, entwines the two in a race against time to find an antidote. When General Thomas Uxbridge, head of the SIA, a man with his own agenda, puts the two under suspicion, their own lives become threatened, leading to two climactic endings."   Peaceful Endings: The NOPOSAM Project

That said, what if this very real, and ever-expanding, technology fell into the wrong hands and was used for the wrong purposes today? Peaceful Endings: The NOPOSAM Project proposes just that scenario and takes microchips and nanotechnology to a surreal and shocking new level. Read this book to the end and discover just how high that level is. Culminating in two startling and electrifying endings. That will leave you shocked.

A few Amazon.com Reviews:

Predictable but well written - Michael A. Newman, N.Y. Book Reviewer

"This is a techno-thriller that has all the elements that have been "done before" such as covert government operation by rogue group, mysterious illness killing population, and bumbling bad guys. Yet the book is so well written that the reader forgets all that and actually gets sucked in and has difficulty putting the book down."

A riveting thriller, well worth its price.

By	Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA)

Tucker Lays Possible Future in Our Reading Laps!,  

Exciting & suspensful tail!

Fast-paced conspiracy novel that was fun to read....

By	Thomas Duff "Duffbert" (Portland, OR United States)

"Billed as a nanotech thriller, it was definitely in the genre range that I enjoy. For a first novel, Tucker has done a good job.... In terms of plot and characters, I liked the story..... The premise was interesting, and it's one of those "conspiracy" plots that unfortunately becomes more believable with time."

 Peaceful Endings: The NOPOSAM Project

"Peaceful Endings: the NOPOSAM Project". The highly anticipated Thriller book from Coventry, R.I. author Michael K. Tucker has been nominated for the 2008 Evvy Awards. The EVVY Awards recognizes the highest quality of alternatively and self-published books.

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