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Ancient of Genes (Ancient Beacon)

by Dan Gallagher

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This is AUDIO THEATER! You experience distinct character voices, original music scores, and enthralling sound effects! Using Fossil Gene Redemption (FGR), geneticist Kevin G. Harrigan experiments with genes from a frozen "Ice Man". His work prompts Iraqi leader, Ismail Mon, to provide resources for exciting new research that enables Harrigan's team to regenerate extinct "cryptids" and human sub-species from the Ice Ages. But FGR can be the basis for genetic weapons of mass destruction; United States intelligence and defense leaders must act! Radically distinct from Jurassic Park, Ancient of Genes shows new megafauna regeneration methods by which the only prophecy held in common among major religions & myth traditions could manifest: Some form of regeneration of human ancestors and megafauna. Once considered junk DNA, personality genes and other traits archive in lineages. These genes await a virus vector that targets meiosis to re-express them in all subsequent generations. This can start a resurrection cascade enabling Mon to ruin enemy genomes, improve his allies' genes... and inherit the earth! Harrigan's frightening choice can lead to redemption... or the terrifying sunset of humanity! Check AncientOfGenes.com for illustrations, reviews, Prologue & more. Get copies (Audio Theater, Hardcover, paperback, or eBook) for yourself & loved ones today!… (more)
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This is AUDIO THEATER! You experience distinct character voices, original music scores, and enthralling sound effects! Using Fossil Gene Redemption (FGR), geneticist Kevin G. Harrigan experiments with genes from a frozen "Ice Man". His work prompts Iraqi leader, Ismail Mon, to provide resources for exciting new research that enables Harrigan's team to regenerate extinct "cryptids" and human sub-species from the Ice Ages. But FGR can be the basis for genetic weapons of mass destruction; United States intelligence and defense leaders must act! Radically distinct from Jurassic Park, Ancient of Genes shows new megafauna regeneration methods by which the only prophecy held in common among major religions & myth traditions could manifest: Some form of regeneration of human ancestors and megafauna. Once considered junk DNA, personality genes and other traits archive in lineages. These genes await a virus vector that targets meiosis to re-express them in all subsequent generations. This can start a resurrection cascade enabling Mon to ruin enemy genomes, improve his allies' genes... and inherit the earth! Harrigan's frightening choice can lead to redemption... or the terrifying sunset of humanity! Check AncientOfGenes.com for illustrations, reviews, Prologue & more. Get copies (Audio Theater, Hardcover, paperback, or eBook) for yourself & loved ones today!

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