The Man Who Could Read Minds

About the Book

Somebody—call him John Doe—has been shot in the head. With the bullet still lodged in his brain, he has lost his memory, but gained the ability to read minds. This new talent makes him a winner at high-stakes poker, then on the stock market, then as an international mediator for the U.S. government, where he becomes the center of an international intrigue. Finally, his brain flooded with endorphins, Jon Dough realizes that nothing is really as it seams.

About the Author

Paul Seifert, M.D. is a graduate of the Wayne State University College of Medicine. He is now semi-retired and living in Petoskey, Michigan. The major themes of THE MAN WHO COULD READ MINDS were addressed by Dr. Seifert in a lecture entitled "The Transcendental Significance of Endorphins." The text of the lecture can be found on Dr. Seifert's website, www.seifertpaul-md.com.