1. Desperate to escape the insane asylum, psychic Deryl Stephens teleports to Kanaan, a world of
telepaths who regard him as an oracle. But
freedom comes at a price. The Kanaan
expect their oracle to teach them to use their powers to wage war. Meanwhile, he’s falling in love, but to be
with her means to share his psyche, which could drive her insane. Most dangerous of all, he hasn’t escaped the Call
of the Master, enemy of the Kanaan. The
Master will forge Deryl’s powers into a weapon to kill all he loves or strip destroy
his mind trying.
2. Deryl Stephens has finally conquered his psychic abilities
and escaped the asylum to Kanaan, the planet whose inhabitants have believed him
to be an oracle. Confronted with Deryl
the man, however, the people wonder if he will bring their world peace or
destruction. The answers lie in the
recorded memories of a 5000-year-old predecessor of the Miscria, memories that
are driving the current Miscria insane. Now
Deryl must risk his newfound sanity to save the Miscria's and unlock the secret
of his role on Kanaan--before the Kanaan decide he's too dangerous to live.
3. Deryl Stephens has finally mastered his psychic abilities
and escaped the asylum. He even found
his way to Kanaan, the world where he’s considered an oracle. He’s met Tasmae, the last of a line of people
called Miscria who contacted him in his insanity—and the woman he’s drawn
to. But paradise has problems: He’s accidentally dragged his friend, Joshua,
on his interstellar escape and doesn’t know how to get him back. The Kanaan are suspicious of an oracle
brought to life. And the memories of the
first Miscria are driving his love Tasmae insane. Deryl must sacrifice his own newfound sanity
to save Tasmae’s and unlock the secret of his role on Kanaan. And soon, before the Kanaan decide he and Joshua
are too dangerous to let live.
4. (A different approach): Deryl has no home until he escapes the asylum and teleports to Kanaan, a world of psychics like
himself. There, he meets Tasmae, who believes
he is the Oracle of God come to life—and her destined mate. But acceptance comes with a price. Tasmae would have him teach her the ways of
war, and he’d rather die than kill. He
is plagued by voices from his past, and soon Tasmae is, too. Even worse, he comes under psychic attack by the Master, enemy of the Kanaan. Deryl
must discover his true purpose on Kanaan and defeat the Master before he
destroys those he loves—and the only home he’ll ever know.
2 comments:
#4 is definitely the most intriguing.
I liked #4 too. It explains clearly what the story is likely to be about and leaves enough questions to make you want to read it.
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