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• freehunter · Dec 22, 2016 · Recommends

  …in today's world (not tomorrow's), but just hasn't been done yet. Douglas Richards has a whole series of these near-future sci-fi books as well. Mind's Eye is good (along with it's whole trilogy) and Wired/Amped is decent too. I'd be hard pressed to say if Daniel Suarez or Douglas Richards are the "new Michael Crichton", but I'm glad both of them are writing books.

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• will_work4tears · Aug 5, 2014 · Recommends

  …since the 80s have been born with superhuman abilities. Not bad, probably a 3/5, but entertaining. Almost anything by Douglas E. Richards - his Mind's Eye book was a great action/mystery, Same with his Wired and Amped books (series). I'm looking into his Prometheus Project series, and might read it next. Awakened Series by Jason Tesar - Multiple worlds type of deal. Prophecy, fighting evil beings, high…

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• noxToken · Dec 23, 2015 · Recommends

  …Christopher Moore: The follow up to Fool. It's a different take on Shakespearian story-telling. I can't recommend his novels enough. Quantum Lens - Douglas E. Richards: I read this solely because I liked Wired and Amped. No-frills action with a sci-fi element. You probably won't get engrossed, but you will be entertained. Spell or High Water & An Unwelcome Quest - Scott Meyer: Books 2 & 3 in a series about…

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• arc_of_descent · Dec 22, 2016 · Mentions

  …Quandaries - Neil deGrasse Tyson * The Future of the Mind: The Scientific Quest To Understand, Enhance and Empower the Mind - Michio Kaku * An Innocent Client (Joe Dillard Series Book 1) - Scott Pratt * WIRED - Douglas E. Richards * Phantoms - Dean Koontz * Breakthrough - Michael C. Grumley * Knots And Crosses (Inspector Rebus) - Ian Rankin * Founders at Work - Jessica Livingston * The Tumor: A Non-Legal…

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