Kate Randolph has a great life, despite the fact that her father walked out on the family when she was 8 years old. Despite her lonely childhood, she's managed to establish a good career as a music therapist for autistic children, and has bought the home of her dreams. Now she's 33 and has a wonderful life that she's worked hard to establish, until she received a call from a stranger saying her father has died, and she needs to make final arrangements. Kate leaves her California home for what she discovers is her father's second home in Oregon - and it's as much of a clone of her childhood home as she can imagine. When the mysterious stranger who called turns out to be a handsome college professor and colleague of her father's, life takes an interesting turn when she discovers that the life she thought she knew is a lie, and her father left them for very good reasons. See No More by Whitney Dineen is a tale that spirals into black operations, cover ups, puppeteer government, and secret societies, and literally takes you out of this world.

See No More is a great novel for people who want to try out science fiction and mystery without being bogged down in hard science. Whitney Dineen does a good job of making a complex plot simple, which isn't an easy task in these days of hard sci-fi where readers are expected to understand scientific and mathematical concepts that are beyond a standard education. Better yet, it's a good, solid mystery that weaves conspiracies, discovery, family values, and friendship into a tale that's heartwarming, believable, and filled with characters you can understand and relate to. Overall, a good novel!

See No More by Whitney Dineen is an intriguing story of abandonment and a woman’s search to understand her past, a search that will put her life at the crossroads of the destruction of the world. “Miss Randolph, my name’s Jake Sorenson. I’m a good friend of your father’s. I’m calling with some news.” Those are the words Kate Randolph hears over the phone, words of a stranger about a stranger, for what is her father who abandoned her when she needed him most, when she was just eight years old, but a heartless stranger? That’s what she think and wouldn’t want to have anything to do with him, even if she had secretly hoped of seeing him some day again. It has been twenty years since he left and Kate has developed into a successful career professional. Out of curiosity and the need to put her past behind her once and for all, Kate decides to make the journey that will unveil the mystery about her scientist father. With the help of her father’s friend, Jake, she will discover a father she never knew and a world of intrigue and evil that she could never imagine, a world of power, secret societies and conspiracies that threaten every value she stands for. She suddenly finds herself on the path to save humanity with help coming from very strange places. Question is: Can she face the enemies that are lying in wait for her?

This is a beautiful story that explores themes of family, parenthood, friendship, political intrigue, and the fight between good and evil. The premise of the book is very strong — a woman growing up into womanhood without the support of a father and then suddenly learning about her father’s passing. A father who leaves a young daughter without an apology or explanation. The search for answers becomes an adventure that readers will enjoy, and the sense of mystery developed around the character of Jeffrey Randolph is interesting. From the beginning of the story, the protagonist thinks she knows everything about her father, but readers will appreciate her discoveries as she unveils each layer of his personality and his life, and wonders if he did the right thing in abandoning his family. See No More is simply awesome and Whitney Dineen’s writing is impeccable, keeping it real and engrossing. A fun read, indeed.