MEDIA CONTACT:
Michael Hemp
(831) 659-2112 or info@TheNadjikPheromone.com
www.TheNadjikPheromone.com
“THE NADJIK PHEROMONE” IS POISED
TO BE THE NATION’S NEXT BIG THRILLER
The bio-chemical breath analysis
lie detection test at the center of this story could be just
years away
MONTEREY, Calif. – In the tradition of books by John Grisham and Dan
Brown comes “The Nadjik Pheromone,” the fast-paced tale of a war
correspondent who inspires tomorrow's irrefutable "GC-MS" bio-chemical
breath analysis lie detector.
Blending fiction with scientific fact, the thriller chronicles war
correspondent Michael Wolfson and a truth technology capable of
analyzing and detecting bio-chemical markers in human breath created
during the commission of a lie. The technology offers unprecedented
opportunities for power – and for corruption – and “The Nadjik
Pheromone” follows Wolfson as he battles authorities and rebels alike
to protect the stability of corporations, governments and, ultimately,
the world.
Author Michael Hemp’s premise is a realistic one, say leading forensic
gas chromatography-mass spectrometry experts. Dr. Brian Andresen,
former director of forensic science at Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratory, penned the novel’s epilogue. He calls such a verifiable
scientific lie detection technology “only a matter of time.”
“What is new in the premise of ‘The Nadjik Pheromone’ is the search for
the specific bio-chemical fingerprints for the human act of lying,”
says Andresen. “The futuristic lie detector technology of breath and
pore analysis technology may soon be a reality for all of us.”
“My goal with ‘The Nadjik Pheromone’ is to entertain as well as
communicate. We’re looking at truth technology that has the potential
of bringing about a tyranny of truth, and application of this
technology would change business, politics and culture overnight,” adds
Hemp.
Hemp’s readers see the connections between his book and current best
sellers, as well.
"John Grisham is one of my all time favorites. When I read ‘The Nadjik
Pheromone,’ I could not resist the thought that this book, too, leads
one deeper and deeper into the story, as do the Grisham tales,” wrote
one reader on Hemp’s website.
Earlier this year, "The Nadjik Pheromone” was named a finalist in the
2009 Next Generation Indie Book Awards presented by the Independent
Book Publishing Professionals Group. It was also a National Best Book
Awards 2009 Finalist in fiction. The novel was published by The
History Company.
Readers can order signed and dedicated first-edition copies of “The
Nadjik Pheromone” at www.TheNadjikPheromone.com. The book is also
available, in print and digital versions, through Amazon.com, where it
boasts a five-star rating. Ask for “The Nadjik Pheromone” at your
favorite bookstore.
About “The Nadjik Pheromone”
In his quest to expose torture, corruption and crimes
against humanity, fictional war correspondent Michael Wolfson stumbles
upon a scientific discovery with unprecedented implications: a lie
detection technology that detects and analyzes bio-chemical markers in
human
breath created during the commission of a lie. The discovery drags
Wolfson into a power struggle that threatens the stability of
corporations, governments and, indeed, the whole world. In the novel’s
epilogue, Dr. Brian Andresen, former director of forensic science at
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, discusses just how close
today’s scientists are to discovering this truth technology – and
invites readers to consider the consequences.
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(Note to editors: For a review copy of the book, as well as
information, images and interview requests, please contact author
Michael Hemp at info@TheNadjikPheromone.com or 831-659-2112.)
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