Book: The Methuselah Strain by Stuart Aken
categories: Book, Dystopian, Future Earth, Erotic, Mystery, Thriller, Technology, Society, Speculative, Science Fiction
Stuart Aken
about this book: The Prime Renegade plans to disable automatic systems supporting a dwindling human population, creating the threat of chaos. She seeks a man to love her and to father her child. The usual route of artificial insemination appeals to her no more than the materialistic and hedonistic philosophy that now drives most people. So she is bent on discovering a real man amongst the multitude servile cyborgs. And, secretly, forces designed to serve mankind develop a sense of superiority that might ultimately threaten all human survival.
• "I've just finished this and wow. The twists, the turns, the aching irony. I loved it. I dare not give a thing away but for any lovers of science fiction, future fantasy and really well written tension, buy this now." — Gabi
• "...people no longer bother to even reproduce, because anyone still alive has been genetically altered so that any ageing has been virtually stopped. This is why when a technical wizard decides that she would enjoy a more natural life, she instigates unspeakable actions through that same technology she once served." — Sarah Baethge "22niel"
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about this book: The Prime Renegade plans to disable automatic systems supporting a dwindling human population, creating the threat of chaos. She seeks a man to love her and to father her child. The usual route of artificial insemination appeals to her no more than the materialistic and hedonistic philosophy that now drives most people. So she is bent on discovering a real man amongst the multitude servile cyborgs. And, secretly, forces designed to serve mankind develop a sense of superiority that might ultimately threaten all human survival.
