THE FIRST ERA OF THE GENETIC REVOLUTION
WAS PEACEFUL.
The Second is headed for open war....
PERFECTION UNLEASHED
Double Helix
Book One of Four
by
Jade Kerrion
The genetically engineered perfect human being and a powerful empath share one thing in common; a face-but perfection has repercussions. Galahad's eescape from his laboratory prison destroys Danyael Sabrre's hard won normal life. Their conflict shatters the world order.
Two men, one face. One man seeks to embrace destiny, and the other to escape it. But destiny has a mind of her own and a name: Zara, the assassin.
Are you ready to join the Genetic Revolution?
Paperback, 212 pages
Published
June 11th 2012
by Createspace
Original Title Perfection Unleashed
ISBN 1469980355
(ISBN13: 9781469980355)
Edition Language English
Series Double Helix #1
Biography
JADE KERRION is the author of the Double Helix series, which
has won a total of eight science fiction awards, including the Gold
Medal in Readers Favorites 2013. Her Guild Wars fan fiction was accused
of keeping her readers up at night, distracting them from work,
housework, homework, and (far worse), from actually playing Guild Wars.
And then she wondered why just screw up the time management skills of
gamers? Why not aspire to screw everyone else up too? So here she is,
writing science fiction, fantasy, and contemporary romance novels that
aspire to keep you from doing anything else useful with your time.**Visit her blogs at www.jadekerrion.com and www.lifeshocksromances.com
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What others are saying about Jade’s books:
“…I wish I could award more than 5 stars”–Hillel Kaminsky, Amazon Reviewer
“…This is the kind of series you’d expect to see with a movie deal.”–Full Time Reader, Amazon Reviewer
MY THOUGHTS
This created world by the author is very much like our world today. BUt about 50 years ago, part of the created universe split off when things changed. Scientists were playing around with supposed normal human beings. They were sharing their world with clones. Now that could be really weird. What if you had a clone of yourself? But perfection wasn't always the result. Mutations took place and these mutants appeared to be very superior to the humans. Those not mutated tried to cope, tried to adjust but it wasn't meant to be. Anger emerged, so many conflicts and this was to be expected. Councils were created to protect these mutants. New opportunities in an "old" world. The future must be looked forward to. We must prepare for it.
The author gives us a perfect human, well supposed to be perfect, Galahad. The way he was engineered meant perfection or at least they thought. Galahad is kept locked up, experiments used on him and he was treated as a poor lab animal. Stick, stab and probe. Galahad is a prize that many have their eye on. He could be worth millions. Will he be released, or escape?
Many interesting characters in the mix. The author gives us Galahad, the supposed perfect man, Danayael Sabre, a special doctor. a telepath, a thousand year old clone, the Dr. Frankenstein like dad who was the genius who created Galahad. a killing machine, a seductress, the man who hates clones and mutants., and more. What a bunch of diverse characters. The plot is solid with non stop action. Many thoughts to ponder on and the descriptions are vivid. Once you start turning the pages, the action keeps increasing and doesn't stop.This first phase of the Genetic Revolution was fairly peaceful, but what is this created universe head for? Could war erupt?
Is this a look into our and our children's future? Clones and mutants?
Is this progress or is this regression?
Grab a copy of this releasing of perfection and gain your own insights.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author, Jade Kerrion and book funnel and voluntarily decided to review it.
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I would give this book 4 STARS.
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