Ram I Am

by Jonathan Womack

Overview

Torque - a super-villain wielding the power of a planet.

Genetic - genetically enhanced, bloodthirsty freak, resembles ancient depictions of the Egyptian god, Thoth.

Trojan - a dangerous melding of human and graphene.

Bent on subduing America's enemies with extreme prejudice, a trio of "ancient tech" researchers acquire fantastic abilities and embark on a heinous plot of blind vengeance.

Under siege by the band of rogue scientists, Ram, Vonya and Dr. Keef are thrust into a race against time to save the Middle East from catastrophic destruction.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161221969
Publisher:	Charles River Press
Publication date:	12/21/2018
Series:	Ram , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	351 KB

About the Author

Questions of spirituality, faith, the brevity of life, and what becomes of us after death are enduring questions for the ages. Jonathan Womack began leaving his body in the fall of 1965 at the age of 6. Since then, Jonathan has dedicated his life to raising awareness of the spirit world and the nature of our earthbound journeys.
Today, after more than a half-century of OBEs, Jonathan’s media company, Mind World Entertainment, is producing a 1-hour TV pilot for a planned series, OBE, the out-of-body-experience (www.obeshow.com), which focuses on all things metaphysical and highlights some of Jonathan’s astral experiences (such as the “Pirate” opening scene in Ram I Am), via 3D animation.
Upcoming novels include; The Dolphinius Effect (the sequel to Ram I Am), Legend of the Dogman (the sequel to The Dogman Cometh), and Aspect.

Editorial Reviews

From the moment I cracked open Ram I Am, I was hooked. What makes it such a terrific book is the author's writing style. It's fun but tense, and I loved that I always felt like I was right there in the middle of it like a silent fourth character. Ram I Am is a terrific book. It has a bunch of action, tension, humor, varying themes, solid writing, and villains that are as relatable as the heroes. I recommend it to mid-to-late teens and up since it has no graphic sex or violence.

Cataclysm Games - Charlie Jackson

Loved it, reads like something out of the Marvel Universe only with topics germane to the truth-seeker set.

The Hidden Mission - Keith Laney