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Neuropath (2008) is a near-future Techno Thriller by R. Scott Bakker, better known as the author of Second Apocalypse. Professor of psychology Thomas Bible's life is turned upside down when the FBI arrives on his doorstep with reports of murders and gruesome experiments. The prime suspect is Tom's old college buddy Neil Cassidy, who has set out to prove a philosophical argument in the most shocking way possible... Tom's life is not what it once was. His marriage is on the rocks and he is barely allowed to see his two young children. His writing career has stalled with only one successful book, and he is forced to spend his time teaching bored grad students. Then his best friend, Neil, returns from teaching neurology in California and comes back into Tom's life. But all is not what it seems--Neil has been working for the U.S. government cracking the minds of suspected terrorists and has gone AWOL, leaving behind evidence that he has been employing his unique skills on civilians.

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Neuropath (2008) is a near-future Techno Thriller by R. Scott Bakker, better known as the author of Second Apocalypse. Professor of psychology Thomas Bible's life is turned upside down when the FBI arrives on his doorstep with reports of murders and gruesome experiments. The prime suspect is Tom's old college buddy Neil Cassidy, who has set out to prove a philosophical argument in the most shocking way possible... Tom's life is not what it once was. His marriage is on the rocks and he is barely allowed to see his two young children. His writing career has stalled with only one successful book, and he is forced to spend his time teaching bored grad students. Then his best friend, Neil, returns from teaching neurology in California and comes back into Tom's life. But all is not what it seems--Neil has been working for the U.S. government cracking the minds of suspected terrorists and has gone AWOL, leaving behind evidence that he has been employing his unique skills on civilians. Thus begins a terrifying sequence of events as Neil, obsessed with the fact that he can control the human brain, sets out to destroy those who are connected to Tom. And it's only when Neil gets closer to his ultimate target that the full horror of his plan is revealed.