Science
is a powerful tool for the advancement of our species, but when it is
left unchecked by the principles of compassion and ethics, the
pursuit of scientific breakthroughs can have drastic and sometimes
gruesome consequences. Enter Dr. Minos, a scientist obsessed with
growing a human brain in a laboratory setting. His twisted
determination has led him to gain an interest in Captain Andy Jones,
whose physical and mental capabilities far exceed those of any man
Minos has ever known. After Jones successfully rescues an infant
girl from the flames of the failed Eden Village on planet Virginis,
it is Minos who decided that Jones is the perfect specimen for his
murderous experiment. Now, Captain Jones is about to lose his
head...
...in
a very literal way.
Scienctific
pursuits turn sinister in Now
You're Dead
by Alex Bexar. The author, who grew up in the rural South and loved
stories dealing with the military and space travel, has explored the
dangers of experimentation without the checks and balances of decency
or any solid ethical foundation in her new book. She writes with
clarity and a keen sense of what science fiction fanatics love.
If
you enjoy a good science fiction read, then do not miss Alex Bexar's
Now
You're Dead,
which is available online as an e-book this week. For those wishing
to learn more about the author, this title, or additional books by
the same author, look to the following profile, courtesy of
GoodReads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7622291.Alex_Bexar.
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