John Gideon is a man who specializes in fixing problems, all kinds of them, big ones, small ones, the kind you don’t want advertised on the evening news. Yet, when he accepts a mysterious assignment he quickly finds himself unprepared for the tumultuous events that threaten to transform his life. For when he uncovers a sinister plot to infiltrate and destroy an obscure military installation, he can only ask the obvious question – why?

In The Wellwishers, Gideon discovers a vast political conspiracy centuries in the making. His investigation uncovers a closely guarded secret that could not only rewrite history, but also change the balance of world power. Incredibly, he learns that mighty and ruthless leaders like Genghis Kahn, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Adolph Hitler owe their rise to dominion to individuals born with a very special gift, a talent so powerful and unforgiving that they can bring joy and abundance or devastation and destruction to those who control them. Known simply as wellwishers, these individuals have shaped the destiny of many a king and queen.

Even more shocking, Gideon learns that wellwishers exist today, and that two of them, eight-year-old twins Amy and Emily Chase, are being controlled by a covert intelligence organization code-named Project Gemini.

Inexorably, John Gideon is drawn into the center of a maelstrom. Embroiled in a conspiracy far more elaborate than he imagined, he is pitted against a ruthless organization with dangerous ambitions and a sinister agenda. And once entangled in this mystery, staying alive is the least of his worries. The girls have wished to be free of Project Gemini and Gideon has fallen under their charm. He cannot let them down, for in a game where ambitions rule, exposing the truth has far greater consequences – especially when the lives of two little girls are at stake.