The Mindbender--Two Suspense Thrillers

By: Tim Kizer

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 21 hrs and 43 mins

Publisher's summary

He has mind control powers. He's a threat to national security. We have to break him before he destroys us.

Navy SEAL Max Pollack is the sole survivor of a classified mission to an uninhabited Arctic island that claimed the lives of eleven men who vanished into thin air. The Department of Defense believes that Pollack acquired mind control powers at some point during the mission and now presents a threat to national security. Pollack insists they are wrong.

After he finds proof that Pollack is capable of mind control, FBI Agent Peter Anderson tries to figure out why the SEAL hasn't used his extraordinary ability to escape from the military base where he is held. Was getting imprisoned by the government part of Pollack's plan?

Consumed by paranoia, having no one to trust, Peter has trouble telling which thoughts are his own and which have been planted by the mindbender. Peter fears that Max Pollack has found his way into the mind of every top government official, including the President.

Who are Max Pollack's masters and what are their plans? The frightening thing is, even the mindbender might not know the answers. THE MINDBENDER, a suspense thriller

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SPELLBOUND, a suspense thriller

You can check in, but you can't check out... at least not alive.

Shortly after his arrival in the small town of Porterville, Texas, Detective Jack Nelson meets a stranger who claims that they've been friends for over a month. A waitress in the diner across the street from his motel recognizes Jack and tells him he's been eating at her restaurant for two months. When Jack discovers undeniable evidence that most of his memories are false, he begins to suspect that he's a subject of a mind-control experiment conducted by a secret organization.

What he doesn't realize is that the motel he's staying at is owned by a powerful evil entity thriving on death and human suffering. He also doesn't know that everyone who left this place ended up committing suicide.