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Teek
S. Andrew Swann as Steven Krane · 1999novel
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From the back cover of the DAW first edition: It began with the agency and their experiments. When their covert operations went beyond what even the United States government was willing to accept, that should have been the end of it. But the Agency had taken on a life of its own, and had found an extremely wealthy new master. And so the experiments continued. Some people had been a willing part of the studies, some unsuspecting victims. None knew what the ultimate goal was, nor did anyone suspect what had happened to the failures. Inevitably there were subjects who escaped from - or were released from - the Agency's control. And there were their children... At seventeen, Allison Boyles life was turned upside down. For months she'd been suffering the agony of sudden incapacitating headaches. The doctors hadn't found any cause, her mother seemed to be in a state of denial, and as if that weren't enough, Allie was positive she was being stalked by Chuck Wilson. To make matters worse, whenever Chuck got too close, disasters seemed to happen. But the biggest disaster of all was that Chuck himself was being stalked by the Agency. And inadvertently he led them straight to Allie...
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