Why read Vibrations in the Field?

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"Daniel Burke's VIBRATIONS IN THE FIELD is a surprising, scintillating, and hard-hitting blend of intrigue, spirituality, and quantum physics that makes for a truly compelling journey." –IndieReader

Good men take the Hippocratic oath, and evil ones break it. Sweet Jane learned that firsthand.

Young, beautiful, and brilliant, Jane Carter was…

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2 authors picked Vibrations in the Field as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Ross Hightower

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While not a fantasy, this book is another genre-bending novel that I could not put down.

It starts out as a straightforward psychological thriller, but quickly expands to include discussions of religion, mental illness, and (no kidding) a treatise on quantum field theory. How it manages to do this while maintaining the tension of a thriller is quite a feat.

Fair warning, the end is very brutal.

From Ross' list on The best underappreciated books that defy categorization (which is why they don’t have a bigger audience).

Ross Hightower and Deb Heim

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The subject matter of this book is quite brutal (sexual assault and psychological manipulation) but the author weaves together themes of religion, mental illness, and quantum field theory to make this a much more complex and nuanced story about the forces of faith and love confronting unspeakable evil. Only an extremely skilled writer could pull this off.

From Ross' 3 favorite reads in 2024.