Eyes Of An Eagle A Novel Of Gravity Controlled

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! ~Midwest Book Review. Eyes of an Eagle is that rarity, a science fiction novel with a real scientific premise at its heart. Daniel Karpinen is a technical editor who lives on the old family farm and telecommutes to his Chicago publisher. Then, before Daniel understands what is happening around him, his life takes a sharp left-hand turn toward the kind of mystical stories told by his grandmother when he discovers the key to controlling gravity. It's a power corporations and nations covet, and many are prepared to stop at nothing to wrest it from its discoverer. To survive, Karpinen will have to master both the magical mysteries of his ancestors and the science and engineering no one else yet understands. A swashbuckling adventure story based on hard science in the tradition of Poul Anderson, Eyes of an Eagle takes place in a near future that has never looked more thrilling, dangerous, or filled with possibilities. Find out why Midwest Book Review says Eyes Of An Eagle is a fascinating and original work of science fiction? Highly recommended reading--an impressively profound (even spiritual), compelling, and entertaining story from first to last. And why The Minnesota Pioneer calls he characters are charming, the plot engrossing, the science absorbing. Gorden should send Daniel and Tabitha, maybe accompanied by Daniel's weird Uncle Ben, exploring the solar system again.