Bengal Station
by Eric Brown
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Jeff Vaughan, a world-weary telepath employed by the spaceport on Bengal Station, discovers a sinister cult that worships a mysterious alien god. The Church of the Adoration of the Chosen One uses drugs to commune with the ultimate - and murder to silence those who oppose their beliefs. Together with Indian cop Jimmy Chandra, Vaughan's investigations take him to the colony planet of Verkerk's World and the terrible secret of the extraterrestrial Vaith. . . .

I'm waiting for the other installments but at this point, I think I'll read this one. The character seems good and the story has been interesting.

After reading the first two installments, I read the author's bio and was surprised to see that he had published quite a few books. It seemed an amateur's attempt to be impressive; the writing style so stilted and over flowing with too many highbrow words. However, I think that was, perhaps, the author's way of allowing us to get familiar with the starkness of the telepath's mindset. Those few reads have me interested in seeing what happens down the road. The book just mught be worth buying.