Given: The Molodni had tried to eliminate humanity from Earth. Given: Their attempt at the ultimate genocide almost succeeded. Given: Some of the survivors were able to find one another and band together. Unknown: Would all of the survivors benefit from the mental changes the Molodni 'pesticide' caused? Unknown: If there were differences in how people were affected, what would they be and how would they relate to the survival of the handful of people still left alive on Earth? Survivors in the northwestern United States are about to find out the answers to those questions. And a lot more as...

It looked like the 'End of Days' for mankind. All human life on Earth had been wiped out. Or so thought the Molodni starship Captain as his moon-sized craft left Earth's solar system after seeding the planet with a 'pesticide' designed to wipe out all life with an intelligence above a certain level. He shouldn't have been in such a hurry to go home. Because there were survivors; widely scattered individuals who recovered from the attack and who found that they had suffered some rather interesting changes. These survivors who had each originally thought they were the only one left eventually...

It has been forty years since the Molodni attacked Earth in an attempt to eliminate humanity from the planet. They would have succeeded if not for one very ancient gene carried by only a select few people. After the Molodni attacking force was destroyed by a human mind-meld, the surviving members of humanity have come together in small groups around the world to attempt to survive and hopefully keep humanity alive and growing. They are suceeding slowly but surely. But the effort and diligence required to survive in a now untamed world have caused the Molodni attack to be shunted to the mental...