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    Genesis: Afflicted, #0

    By Derek Shupert

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    About this ebook

    Go back to the beginning…

    Eager to get ahead and make his mark on the scientific world, Dr. Saunders skyrockets to the precipice of immortality when his brainchild, Project Starlight, is green-lit by his company. An ambitious endeavor, Project Starlight aims to eradicate the big-name diseases that have plagued the Earth for generations. 

    However, there is a dark side to Project Starlight that even Dr. Saunders and his partner could not have anticipated. When the faceless forces of their parent-company begin work on sinister and unethical research right under their noses, it seems there is only a matter of time before the two men get swept up in the nightmare.
        
    When righteous men are dragged into the immoral underbelly of covert genetic testing, the walls begin to close in around everything they ever held dear—and believed in. 

    Find out what lurks behind the plastic curtain and grab your copy of Genesis today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDerek Shupert
    Release dateNov 2, 2016
    ISBN9781536520095
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    Genesis: Afflicted, #0
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    Derek Shupert

      Derek Shupert is an avid super hero fan (Marvel over DC Universe) and lover of Science Fiction. Derek likes to spend his free time putting down on paper the stories that he has contained in his imagination. By day, he is an Inventory and Distribution Services Center Manager but by night, he writes.   Derek lives in Sherman, Texas with his wife, children and various pets.

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