Transcendent

When humanity unlocks gravity itself, the future is no longer bound to Earth-but neither are its dangers.Jack Redman never asked to become the guardian of a technology that could reshape civilization-or end it. Haunted by prophetic dreams and hunted by enemies who will stop at nothing to control his discovery, Jack faces impossible choices that could determine the fate of millions.Meanwhile, his son Robert-young, fearless, and brilliant-pushes the limits of invention with gravity-defying suits, experimental implants, and daring flights that carry him ever closer to the edge of the unknown. But curiosity comes with a cost, and not all who covet Graviton technology seek peace. From corrupt financiers and rival corporations to terrorists armed with nuclear ambitions, the threat of catastrophe grows with every breakthrough.As betrayal strikes from within and enemies close in from every side, Jack and Robert must fight not only for survival, but for the soul of their invention. Can they guide humanity toward transcendence-or will the power of the Graviton usher in a new age of destruction?Graviton 2 – Transcendent is a heart-pounding blend of science fiction and techno-thriller, where family bonds, moral choices, and the race for survival collide on the brink of humanity's greatest leap. Stephen Clark Reese was born in Santa Barbara, California. He and his family returned home to Texas in 1968 when he was 9 years old. Stephen and his wife Cindy, live just outside of Paris, Texas. They have two daughters and eight grandchildren. Stephen publishes a blog entitled "Graviton, My Thoughts, My Imaginations". Stephen and Cindy are involved with many outreach ministries including Residents Encounter Christ, a volunteer program with the Buster Cole State Prison in Bonham, Texas. Stephen works as a network administrator in a north Texas school district. Jack Redman, rancher, businessman and part-time inventor stumbles on an amazing discovery that allows the manipulation of the forces of gravity. Jack soon realizes there could be serious consequences if his invention fell into the wrong hands.