The Hypnotist
The Hypnotist by David S. Jones, published by AuthorHouse in 2011, is a fiction novel that spans 264 pages. The story follows Nick Trevelyan, an extraordinary ex-soldier whose life takes a dramatic turn after joining the army at Sandhurst. As he navigates a world filled with wealth, beautiful women, and high-stakes crime, he finds himself recruited into MI6 by the Home Secretary, leading to a series of bizarre adventures that challenge his skills and psyche.
Readers will encounter a narrative rich in action and adventure, exploring themes of martial arts and the complexities of the human mind. The book delves into the idea that the human psyche can be a more formidable weapon than physical strength, highlighting the unique abilities of Trevelyan as he embraces his role as the Hypnotist. This edition offers an engaging look at the interplay between mental and physical prowess in a high-stakes environment.
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From the day he entered the army at Sandhurst life moved into the fast lane taking him from the pinnacle of a successful career to the depths of despair. Money, beautiful women, diamonds, priceless historical documents and a perfect crime, an extraordinary ex-soldier at loose with a deadly weapon in his arsenal. Hunted and finally recruited into MI6 by the Home Secretary in a no option deal the British Government has a lethal recruit in agent Nick Trevelyan. But the path that has led him to this point has been thorny, studded with bizarre adventures. Martial Arts transform the human body into a potentially deadly weapon yet there is another attribute that humans possess which is potentially far more lethal than muscle, sinew and bone. The human psyche is a phenomenal more dangerous than any Karate blow. This has been known for millennium but training the mind to appropriate another human has eluded most that have attempted to harness its power. Nick Trevelyan is the Hypnotist.
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