Product Description Everett has just purchased a virtual reality product called EyeShine: a visor that reflects images onto the cornea, overriding all senses. Everett also has telekinesis, given to him by unseen spirits that he quickly forgets about.The spirits do not forget him. While inside a Virtual Reality game, Everett is threatened by a virtual figure never to use his ability for personal, monetary gain. Scared, Everett vows never to make money from his ability.Everett and Val quickly become bored with the available VR games and Everett decides to create his own. Val invites some of her friends to play.Once in the game, Everett learns that Christy has talked to game manufacturers about his previous virtual reality game. Everett is angered, knowing they are all in danger. At first, the spirits keep Everetts friends as captives. The spirits then start killing them, one by one. From the Author One night in early 1997, I had two dreams in one night that compelled me to commit them to paper. Hat Shaker's Chip is loosely based on these dreams. The part toward the end where people hide in towers during their planet's annual flood was based on a dream friend and fellow author James L. Pasch experienced. About the Author Jerry Gerold is the author of many books, with Hat Shaker’s Chip the first to be published with iUniverse.com. He currently lives in Sacramento, California with his wife, Cheri, and works for the County of Sacramento Superior Court.