PsyCom: Book One of the PsyCom Nation

by J. Traveler Pelton

Maletha Evans knew one thing for sure; the military was trying to steal her children, and she was not going to allow them to succeed. Along with her husband and other PsyCom, she sets out to break the legal hold the government has on people with psychogenic abilities. If you like paranormal, mild romance, mental telepathy, wildly gifted kids, horrible bad guys, and believe we may have a sneaky government, you are going to love this book.

Reviewers of J. Traveler's books
"I loved this book. Very interesting premise and the story kept me turning the pages. As soon as I finished I looked for the next book. "
"I love the mutants! The book is full of danger, suspense, good vs evil, the story of never ending prejudices, slavery of an evil sort and those who always seem to be beyond the arm of the law due to money and friends, along with making enemies. I couldn't put the book down and before I was halfway through it, bought the next two books. Great book!"

This first book of the series was originally published on VELLA. It has been re-edited, enlarged and improved.

215 pages, Paperback

Published July 19, 2023

About the author

J. Traveler Pelton was born in West Virginia in the last century. She is active in her home church and was the Nation’s Mother for her tribe for several years. She is still wife to Dan after 47 years (He is so long-suffering!), mother of six adults, a grandmother of nine, a Clinically Licensed Independent Social worker in private practice, a retired adjunct professor of social work at her local university, and an avid reader. She lives on a mini-farm with her husband, seven alpaca, a flock of spoiled chickens, five Siamese cats, four Pomeranians, a talkative Amazon parrot named Gizmo, and her aviary of canaries. Traveler enjoys the intersection of fantasy, possibility, creativity, and speculation. Join her on the other side of the imagination tree. She’ll be sitting there waiting for your visit.

Reviews

[Cierra · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great concept. Really enjoyed but there were quite a few grammatical errors.