DAMON

A four-year-old boy with a rare glandular malfunction, a genius IQ and telepathic power is the catalyst of this compulsively readable novel of dual personality and psychological possession. What is at the core of young Damon&rsquo,s unusual affliction? Damon is a &ldquo,once in a lifetime case&rdquo, for psychiatrist Kyle Burnette, his colleague, Ted Drinkwater, and nurse Betty Snider. In psychotherapy, Dr. Burnette discovers a mature, sensual, menacing alter ego within Damon, a rare occurrence in such a young child. Concurrently, the glandular malfunction causes Damon&rsquo,s body to mature sexually to the level of a grown man&rsquo,s. In the tradition of great psychological mysteries such as Sybil and The Three Faces of Eve, Damon is a story based on bizarre but medically impeccable fact. As the tension in C. Terry Cline Jr.&rsquo,s novel mounts to a high pitch, the reader becomes immersed in the medical experts&rsquo, gradual unraveling of Damon&rsquo,s mystery and the astonishing revelation of how Damon&rsquo,s cure transforms Dr. Burnette&rsquo,s own personality and life._,