Project Genesis: Triumph, Tragedy, & Sensuality in the Futuristic Realm of Biotechnology

ISBN-13: 9781481258388 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 422 str.

Markus Fredericks

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PROJECT GENESIS (genre: science fiction) This futuristic, science fiction book will take you on an endless rollercoaster ride of emotions: from 'laughing out loud' to 'cringing in horror'; from 'beautiful romance' to 'raw sensuality'; and from 'spectacular, scientific achievement' to 'primitive, barbaric behavior'... Our story begins in the year 2055 AD. A close-knit group of bioengineers combine their scientific skills. They develop an accelerated method to clone replacement limbs and internal organs for amputees and gravely ill patients. This novel has three main characters. All of them are scientists working together at a biotech firm named, 'Miracle Labs'... Monique is every man's dream girl. She is beautiful, intelligent, loyal and resourceful. She's loving - yet playful. She can be 'ever-so-sexy'. Felix is very bright and handsome, but he happens to be painfully 'girl-shy'. He has a mad crush on the beautiful Monique. Felix finally finds the courage to follow up on his feelings when success is at hand. Curtis is Felix's best friend and colleague. He's had a lifelong fascination with the story, 'Frankenstein'. He is a true genius, who aspires to become a 'mad scientist'. Curtis performs illegal, full-body, human cloning and he develops the first successful 'brain scanner'. However, Curtis ends up becoming a fugitive on the run. He clones himself to stage a fake suicide. As our story progresses over four decades, the future of the world is rapidly deteriorating. Felix and Monique have aged gracefully, but are given the opportunity by their diabolical friend, Curtis, to become young and attractive, once again, to rekindle their romance. Will newfound youthfulness lead to ultimate happiness? - Or will something go tragically wrong? Find out what happens in this wildest of science fiction thrillers. The unique ending will have the reader 'begging for more'.

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