
The Psi-Chotic Adventures of Drew Darby

Drew Darby was an average high school kid. Well, an average, dorky, loner, high school kid whose parents made him get a part time job. Little did he know, when he stepped into the building for his new job, he was taking the first step on his way to becoming a soldier in the United States Army's Psychic Operations.
Drew is shipped off to boot camp to learn to fight enemies with nothing more than the powers of his mind. Back at home, his typical teenage existence is managed by a shapeshifting Major who is tasked with keeping Drew's life in order until he returns.
A world of psychics, shapeshifters, energivores, and magic is about to lead to the adventure of a lifetime. It could even change the fate of the humanity.
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186 Pages Paperback
Military Fantasy
United States Army, Psychic Operations
Drew just wanted to survive his first day at his new job. The job his parents made him get. The job at Happyland.
Mr. Harkins is a family friend who manages the local Happyland, but secretly is recruiting for the U.S. Army's Psychic Operations.
Major Wallace, a shapeshifting American soldier is assigned to assume Drew's body and keep his life together while he is in training.
Daisy is Drew's crush that he doesn't have the guts to approach, but Major Wallace isn't so shy.
Sin is the energivore that befriends Major Wallace as Drew. And Peccadillo is her lackey.
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BOOT! CAMP!
Boot camp is plain and simple.
Wake up - eat - PT - weapons training - eat - PT - weapons training - PT - eat - sleep
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Weapons Training
Weeks 1 and 2: Telepathy, Psi Generation, Remote Viewing, and OBE
Weeks 3 and 4: Psi Expulsion, Telekinesis, Thought Planting, and Possession
Weeks 5 and 6: Empathy, Seer, Dead Talking, and Dimension Hopping


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