This never happens unless I’m either mind blown or completely pissed off with a book. The novel got me so infuriated while reading it that I actually took a break, sketched most of it and then continued with the reading. Ok, this is going to be a very… „mixed feelings” review. Also check out Saving Brooksie, The Ani Maxima Files, Terraformer, One Crazy Summer, and Endeavor by McElhaney. With over 300,000 books downloaded worldwide, Scott McElhaney continues to prove that reasonable Kindle prices do not have to mean poor quality. It’s only when Donner reaches out to his family back in Ohio that he starts to realize something isn’t quite right.īrought to you by the international bestselling author of the Mystic Saga, Dominion, Beyond the Event Horizon, Maelstrom, and Ghosts of Ophidian. They all might as well be the same age as Donner even though they still look like the senior citizens they once were. Everyone around him had once suffered from Alzheimer’s and now they’re not only cured, they all have the mental sharpness and energy levels of their youth. As a matter of fact, his ReMIND program has been able to reverse the effects of Alzheimer’s and he’s excited for a chance to test that experiment on Donner.ĭonner wakes to discover that the deadly virus is gone and that he’s by far the youngest person at the ReMIND Nursing Facility. Khayyat has actually been experimenting on many patients with deteriorating neurological functions, not the least of which have been Alzheimer’s patients. Nineteen year old Donner has a little more than a week left to live unless someone miraculously finds a cure for the brain-eating virus he contracted. It seems that someone might have discovered the fountain of youth and he’s passing it off as a medical miracle.

Something’s not quite right at the ReMIND Nursing Facility in Rio de Janeiro.

ReMIND by Scott McElhaney