Cla5 and Tel5 work together the two field supervisors are usually perched on adjacent buildings, wherein they direct the operations telepathically and through clairvoyance. The black-armored Nul5 alongside Tek5 are mandated to use magic to neutralize enemies, through their invalidating and telekinesis powers, respectively.Ĭla5 refers to Clairvoyant5, while Tel5 refers to Telepath5. Nul5 is a truncation of Nullifier5, while Tek5 is a short form of Kinetic5. Armed with two swords Amp5 not only magically immobilizes their enemy forces but also siphons energy from them through a mere touch. The plot begins in March 2011 in Los Angeles, where the Amp5-led team performs according to their codenames. The team members use their supernatural powers, such as psychic talents, to stealthily (such as silencing the rotors of a helicopter extracting them) carry out dark operations under the command of Officer Mark Calhoun. A biotechnologically engineered magician, Amp5 works alongside four suchlike members whose codenames are Tel5, Tek5, Nul5, and Cla5-called The Five, thus 5. The Amplifier Protocol’s protagonist is called Emma Johnson whose codename is Amp5-short form of Amplifier 5. Initially dated MaThe Amplifier Protocol is book zero in the Amplifier series.

However, the Amplifier series is among her highest-rated works. The Adept Universe is her most popular book series. Meghan has been self-publishing novels since May 2011, when she released her debut, After The Virus. Meghan’s literary influences include North American authors William Ford Gibson, Margaret Atwood, and Stephen King.

A former actress, scriptwriter, film director, and film producer Meghan has been running her own production company-cum-publishing house-called “Old Man in the CrossWalk Productions”-since January 1998. She also studied filmmaking at the Vancouver Film School in 1998. From 1992 to 199, Meghan studied at the University of Victoria, where she majored in acting and minored in English. Amplifier series is a literary series by Meghan Ciana Doidge, from British Columbia.

Witch, Please by Val St. Crowe