Author Ed Bankson’s New Book, "Gamma," is a Fascinating and Engaging Science Fiction Novel About a Gifted Autistic Girl with the Ability to Enter the Quantum World
Summary
The epic cosmological merger resulted in the creation of the most powerful force in the universe—a gamma-ray burst.Releasing more energy in a few seconds than our own sun will in its entire ten-billion-year life span, it fired away from the center of the newly formed black hole at the speed of light, headed for Earth. It was hoped that the three strangers, with training from the ten-year-old girl, might be able to replace her lost brother in the twins’ plan to save all of humanity.Noted psychiatrist John Tate, movie star Jessie Mortenson, and Princeton doctoral student Beta Whittmere were summoned to the home of Gamma Proctor by a revelation that was imparted to them in a way that they could perceive because of their uniqueness.With the four gathered, they quickly formed a tight bond as they undertook the seemingly impossible task of learning to act as one in the quantum world, a task they would have to quickly master if humanity had any chance for survival.Bankson writes, “A towering glass office building, seventy impressive stories in prestigious Midtown Manhattan, was as clear an indicator of professional success as one could hope to claim if their business address was located there. The national recognition attained by Dr. Tate had been assigned a celebrity status that was usually reserved for music and movie industry superstars. Page Publishing knows that authors need to be free to create, not mired in logistics like eBook conversion, establishing wholesale accounts, insurance, shipping, taxes, and so on. Page’s accomplished writers and publishing professionals allow authors to leave behind these complex and time-consuming issues and focus on their passion: writing and creating.