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Dagney Morgan, a
sarcastic Department of Agriculture employee with an affinity for
paperwork, has a chance run-in with a farmer covered in toxic chemicals,
and walks away with a genetically modified baby, along with the seeds
of a conspiracy. Before she can learn how to change a diaper, Dagney and
her makeshift family are thrown into an international web of corruption
and intrigue, and hounded by murderous, artificial soldiers. Their only
chance at survival is to expose a plot that stretches into the highest
echelons, and could start both an international arms race, and a
revolution.
sarcastic Department of Agriculture employee with an affinity for
paperwork, has a chance run-in with a farmer covered in toxic chemicals,
and walks away with a genetically modified baby, along with the seeds
of a conspiracy. Before she can learn how to change a diaper, Dagney and
her makeshift family are thrown into an international web of corruption
and intrigue, and hounded by murderous, artificial soldiers. Their only
chance at survival is to expose a plot that stretches into the highest
echelons, and could start both an international arms race, and a
revolution.
(Keywords: Genetic Modification, Science Fiction, Conspiracy, GMO, Genetic Manipulation, Humorous Science Fiction, Mutant)
About the author
Nicolas Wilson is a published journalist, graphic novelist, and novelist. He lives in the rainy wastes of Portland, Oregon with his wife, four cats and a dog.
Nic has written several short story collections and novels. His work spans a variety of genres, including science fiction, urban fantasy, thriller, and horror.
For more information on Nic's writing, visit NicolasWilson.com.
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