The Gathering Hand Casefiles: Chameleon
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  • Parts 1
  • Time 7h 47m
Ongoing, First published Apr 19, 2015
Bike courier Thomas Devonsheer pedals through the streets of Toronto with no worries except making his rent. Soon he is caught up in the world of terrorists, espionage and psychics. His older brother lived a completely different life that what Thomas knew about and now he is brought in as his replacement. 
How can he live up to what is expected of him, saving lives and cities from attacks both large and small?
How can he not?
He partners with Andrew Washburn and together they take on a terrorist group who feels mankind has corrupted the world with their meddling ways; steroids, growth hormones, antibiotics and any number of examples of Man dominating nature. How can they expect to bring mankind down from the top of the food chain or make us change our ways?
It is up to the Gathering Hand and its agents to stem the tide of madness and save the day.
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