The Prime Network

by Gerard G. Nahum


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 6/9/2020

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 192
ISBN : 9781480888968
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 192
ISBN : 9781480888982
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 192
ISBN : 9781480888975

About the Book

Mr. Gregory is a reclusive information scientist who serves as a trusted advisor to the president of the United States and other heads of state around the world. He possesses a seemingly innate talent for predicting events that no one else can—thanks to his recent discovery. Mr. Gregory has invented a device that allows him to access the Prime Network, an eleven-dimensional fundamental structure that transmits and channels information to every location across all of space-time.

Although he is initially focused on using his insights and his novel technology to advance humanity for good, he soon finds himself intertwined in complex governmental affairs and international intrigue. Unfortunately, something is lurking in the background that is set to derail his best-laid plans. As a chain of disastrous events unfolds that leaves scientists, military organizations, and governments powerless, he must now work feverishly to find a solution to a full-blown catastrophe before all humanity is lost. But what no one knows is that Mr. Gregory is about to develop a secret plan of his own.

In this gripping science fiction novel, the inventor of the world’s first Network interface comes face-to-face with the shattering consequences of his innovative discovery that sends him on a dangerous mission to save humankind.


About the Author

Gerard G. Nahum, MD relies on his background as an engineer, physician, and pharmaceutical developer for inspiration. His training spans the disciplines of engineering, clinical medicine, and pharmaceutical development, and it includes experience with wearable medical sensors and digital technologies for collecting, processing, and interpreting information about biological systems using novel information-processing paradigms. While an undergraduate, medical student, and professor at Yale, Stanford, and Duke Universities, Dr. Nahum published more than sixty peer-reviewed scientific and medical articles. More recently, he has published two nonfiction books and a novel. He currently resides in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.