What if science proved the existence of life after death--and did something about it?
A mathematician. A robotics engineer. An aspiring astronaut. Bram Morrison is all of these. What he can't imagine he'll ever be is someone trying to figure out the physics of a ghost. That is, until a workmate dies.
Bram's botanist friend, Torula, claims that her lab equipment has gathered data proving her greenhouse is haunted. She suspects it has something to do with his recently deceased friend. Now, she plans to extend her study of life into the afterlife.
He wants to take the next big leap for mankind. She wants to delve into what ought to be dead and buried. How the two end up reconciling both ambitions leads to a scientific foray into the afterlife involving NASA, a computer disc, and a tragic dance with death.
A Ghost for a Clue, the first book in the IMMORTOLOGY series, is in a bold new genre called Psi-fi & Phantasy--a rare mix of scientific facts and supernatural lore that gives a realistically chilling look behind death's door.
A mathematician. A robotics engineer. An aspiring astronaut. Bram Morrison is all of these. What he can't imagine he'll ever be is someone trying to figure out the physics of a ghost. That is, until a workmate dies.
Bram's botanist friend, Torula, claims that her lab equipment has gathered data proving her greenhouse is haunted. She suspects it has something to do with his recently deceased friend. Now, she plans to extend her study of life into the afterlife.
He wants to take the next big leap for mankind. She wants to delve into what ought to be dead and buried. How the two end up reconciling both ambitions leads to a scientific foray into the afterlife involving NASA, a computer disc, and a tragic dance with death.
A Ghost for a Clue, the first book in the IMMORTOLOGY series, is in a bold new genre called Psi-fi & Phantasy--a rare mix of scientific facts and supernatural lore that gives a realistically chilling look behind death's door.
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