The NSA Files: A Shaman Detective Novel—Paperback

A political emergency has the government soliciting the help of Dan Johnston, a semi-retired Shaman, in the hopes that he can thwart a national disaster.

 

The NSA pulls Dan Johnston out of a comfortable, but boring, retirement where he helps people with pesky bosses or unfaithful spouses through shamanic journeying. The government needs help with a very unusual case where politicians are being swayed—via the internet—to vote in ways they would not normally vote. Dan has known, for his whole career, that it's a strange world, but he's not exactly a technical geek, and has little knowledge of what it is the NSA wants him to do. As a shaman, he's used to going to other worlds though, so he does what he knows how to do, he journeys into altered states of consciousness to visit the people being affected.

 

To complicate matters, Dan’s son, Jason, just returned from shaman training, which wasn’t going well at all for him—something about a giant snake. Jason wants his dad to train him, but this might not be the right time. People are already being shot at, and Dan’s not sure how to work with the son he hasn’t seen in years.