Debut thriller explores bounds of technology

Feb. 13, 2013 - PRLog -- Woodridge, IL – “Soul Blind” by Michael Ermitage examines the bounds of human technology, the desire for ever-lasting life and the gullibility of us all. Set in Chicago, the psychological thriller follows the intertwining lives of a diverse set of characters, each seeking to put a value on their life. It is available as an e-book on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Soul-Blind-ebook/dp/B00BEB5CPC/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1360800082).

Pansophic Inc.’s new app posits that it answers life’s most compelling question – Do we have souls? Each one of us does and now it appears in numeric form on your mobile.

For Tim Manning, the launch of the much-heralded app is less than pleasing. Already saddled with a debilitating heart condition, Manning reaches celebrity status for his infamous soul score of zero. He becomes a public curiosity and, unbeknownst to him, a target for a man convinced the soul-less must die.

What happens when technology meets spirituality? At what point do we consider nothing private?

The book is available on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Soul-Blind-ebook/dp/B00BEB5CPC/ref=...) for $2.99.

About Michael Ermitage

Michael Ermitage has spent 16 years working in journalism and technology. Educated at Purdue and DePaul Universities, Michael now lives in suburban Chicago.

For more information about “Soul Blind”, please visit www.mermitage.com or www.twitter.com/mermitage.