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by Paul G. Vecchiet (Author)
Katrina Hermann has spent her life surviving forces determined to use her-or eliminate her.
In What Doesn't Kill Her, the third novel in The Disclosure Paradox series, Katrina's past is revealed, tracing the origins of the psychokinetic abilities that have made her a target of covert government programs and foreign intelligence services. What began with her father's classified military exposure to an off world entity becomes a generational consequence Katrina never chose and cannot escape.
As her abilities intensify, Katrina must navigate relentless pursuit, institutional betrayal, and the daily reality of protecting her family as a single mother. Each attempt to control or destroy her only sharpens the very power her adversaries fear.
Help arrives from unexpected allies-a Jicarilla Apache healer who understands the cost of such gifts, and a traumatized homeless veteran whose loyalty is forged through shared suffering. Together, they confront a world in which extraordinary human capability is treated not as a mystery to be understood, but as a resource to be exploited.
Blending espionage, suppressed science, and the human toll of secrecy, What Doesn't Kill Her explores how survival itself can become a weapon-and what remains when power is stripped of meaning, safety, and choice.
