Psychedelic-40
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Psychedelic-40
Narrated by:
Dave Robison
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Narrated by:
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Dave Robison
About this listen
PSYCHEDELIC-40 was PSI-40, the drug that gave The Syndicate its power and the people their pleasure. The Syndicate was a group of Specials, ruthless men with super-intellects, who with PSI-40 could probe the minds of friend and foe alike - and even control lesser minds at will. The people lived for the joys of the vacation colonies where they played orgiastically with liquor, sex, and best of all, PSI-40, which brought them drugged dreams of impossible sensuality. Kemp Powell was a Special whose super-super-intellect didn't require PSI-40. Powell wouldn't join The Syndicate, so they marked him for death!
©1965 Louis Charbonneau (P)2013 Audible, Inc.
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