Stars of Psi-Division
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
Publication date:
January 3rd, 2018
Publisher: Hachette Partworks
Pages: 200
Genres: Action & Adventure, History, Art & Photography
In a world where crime and chaos reign, Judge Cassandra Anderson stands as a beacon of hope. Renowned as Psi-Division's preeminent telepath, she embodies both power and vulnerability in her quest for justice. Amidst the sprawling cityscape, the tight-knit team of Psi-Division faces their toughest challenges yet, battling the shadows within the human psyche and confronting sinister forces that threaten their very existence.
The depth of Anderson's psychic abilities reveals layers of intrigue, as she navigates the delicate balance between her own sanity and the overwhelming thoughts of those around her. With a diverse cast of characters, each member of Psi-Division contributes unique strengths, creating a dynamic that is both compelling and thrilling. Readers are drawn into a narrative filled with tension and unexpected twists.
As the stakes rise, the moral dilemmas faced by the judges come to the forefront, challenging their perceptions of right and wrong. Through stunning art and gripping storytelling, the book captures the essence of a dystopian society where the line between justice and oppression is blurred, showcasing the resilience of those who must defend it.
The depth of Anderson's psychic abilities reveals layers of intrigue, as she navigates the delicate balance between her own sanity and the overwhelming thoughts of those around her. With a diverse cast of characters, each member of Psi-Division contributes unique strengths, creating a dynamic that is both compelling and thrilling. Readers are drawn into a narrative filled with tension and unexpected twists.
As the stakes rise, the moral dilemmas faced by the judges come to the forefront, challenging their perceptions of right and wrong. Through stunning art and gripping storytelling, the book captures the essence of a dystopian society where the line between justice and oppression is blurred, showcasing the resilience of those who must defend it.