Product Description
A crime-thriller with an injection of horror.
"The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo meets the X-Files." ROB SVENSON
"A strange, intriguing, and gripping novel." NORMAN BILBROUGH, author of A Short History of Paradise
The facts behind the fiction
In 2001 scientists isolated the gene for regenerating damaged organs from the DNA of a
In 2001 scientists isolated the gene for regenerating damaged organs from the DNA of a
South American flatworm. Within five years it had been spliced into the chromosomes
of a rhesus monkey, transported through the cell walls by a retro-virus denuded of its own genetic material.
Attempting to regrow impaired or elderly tissues, a scientist will one day modify the DNA
of human beings by injecting the gene-carrying virus. It is just a matter of time.
Before consenting to treatment, you may want to ask a simple question: could there be
a situation in which you would want to die but were unable to do so?
A crime-thriller with an injection of horror
Journalist Hendrix 'Aitch' Harrison links bodies stolen from a renowned forensic-research
Journalist Hendrix 'Aitch' Harrison links bodies stolen from a renowned forensic-research
lab to an influential drug company.
Aided by Sarah Wallace, a determined and beguiling entomologist, he delves into a
grisly world of clinical trials and a viral treatment beyond imagining.
But Aitch must battle more than his fear of technology to expose the macabre
fate of the drugged victims donated to scientific research.
