The Moneta Splice

The Moneta Splice

by Susan Kimbley
The Moneta Splice

The Moneta Splice

by Susan Kimbley

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Overview

In the year 2028, Malcolm Starnes, lead researcher for HGDI, the Human Genome Development Institute, has developed a method for inserting facts and knowledge into human DNA. This genetic modification could deliver learning and education to all without a time consuming and expensive process. As HGDI moves toward congressional approval and potential human trials, Malcolm becomes increasingly uneasy as he realizes what is at stake. He must protect his family and face responsibility for the role he has played. What HGDI has intended for the good of humanity becomes an ethical quagmire as others attempt to direct and misuse this powerful capability. Malcolm finds himself in a deadly tug of war with those who would use the Moneta Splice to further their own toxic agenda.

A very timely adventure novel set in the current scientific and political environment where characters wrestle with the most basic of human rights; to make their own decisions and think for themselves.

In her debut novel, Kimbley sets a new standard for genetic modification and intrigue.

Fans of James Patterson and Richard Preston take note: A very satisfying and suspenseful read.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9798369270196
Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date: 06/21/2023
Pages: 448
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.91(d)

About the Author

Susan Kimbley, author of The Moneta Splice, currently lives in Colorado. She is retired from the high-tech industry where she held multiple roles in manufacturing, marketing, and R&D and was surrounded by cutting-edge engineering and processes. Susan has always been interested in science and new discoveries that shape our human existence. The Moneta Splice combines her passion for books with leading-edge science and a search for truth.
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