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Brilliant engineer and amateur radio operator Antwan devises transceivers capable of exceptional accuracy. Eager to test his innovation, he recruits geophysicist student Lauren, who together unwittingly stumble upon a singular frequency that seems to defy the very laws of physics. Intrigued and bewildered, they seek the expertise of retired professor and amateur radio astronomer Dr. Daniel Sullivan, who confirms their discovery. The trio decides to unveil their findings to the world through a TED talk, where Dr. Sullivan dubs their discovery ""the God frequency"" for its apparent omnipotence, igniting a media frenzy and capturing the attention of government entities wary of the implications. In response, the government confiscates Antwan's transceivers and begins the process of regulating the newfound frequency anomaly and technologies to access it under the jurisdiction of the Federal Communications Commission. Unbeknownst to Dr. Sullivan, the God frequency has attracted interest beyond scientific circles. A foreign agent intent on obtaining the frequency and an extremist with a dangerous vendetta separately take up pursuit. As the two threats converge, chaos ensues with Dr. Sullivan at the center. Just as tensions rise and intentions clash, a vigilant government agent is compelled to spring into action. In ""The God Frequency,"" a thrilling sci-fi narrative intertwines ingenuity, intrigue, and the relentless pursuit of knowledge as three unlikely allies navigate a perilous environment where the mysteries of the universe clash with human ambition and governance.

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A brilliantly tense and intellectually provocative tale... Hemme's high-stakes latest blends the intrigue of science fiction with the gravity of ethical inquiry. Antwan, a brilliant yet reluctant engineer, stumbles upon a mysterious frequency that defies the laws of physics, thrusting him into a dangerous battle for control over his discovery. Partnering with Lauren, an ambitious geophysics student, their breakthrough attracts the attention of Dr. Daniel Sullivan, a retired professor eager to unlock its potential-but also sinister forces poised to exploit it. Hemme keeps the pacing brisk, weaving a web of secrecy, danger, and moral dilemmas that pull readers deeper into the heart of the story. Antwan's internal struggle is particularly compelling; as the reluctant hero, he wrestles with the consequences of his discovery, reflecting the larger question of how far society should push the boundaries of science. Hemme expertly balances adrenaline-pumping action with reflective moments, giving the story emotional depth. The novel raises profound questions about the responsibilities tied to discovery, the fear of the unknown, and the looming threat of technological misuse. A sharp, compelling SF thriller that leaves readers questioning not just the limits of science, but the boundaries of human responsibility in a world teetering between discovery and destruction.

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A U.S. Navy veteran raised in a military family, Douglas has lived and worked in various locations throughout the continental United States, finally settling with his family in Arizona. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Tennessee, and has held many positions in manufacturing and electric industries, from naval nuclear reactor operator, manufacturing operations supervisor, nuclear Senior Reactor Operator, to electric grid transmission operator. Currently, Douglas works as a supervisor of electric grid operations.

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