Books matching: genetic experimentation
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Save:"The Angel Experiment" in the series "Maximum Ride" by James Patterson follows a group of genetically engineered bird-human hybrids who escaped from a cruel place called The School. Living in the woods with a scientist, they face challenges when one of their own goes missing, leading three members on a search mission while the others face their own troubles. With short chapters and a quick pace, the book weaves a tale of adventure, survival, and self-discovery as the characters navigate a world filled with danger and mysteries about their origins and abilities.
1 The funny thing about facing imminent death is that it really snaps everything else into perspective. Take right now, for instance. Run! Come on, run! You know you can do it. I gulped deep lungfuls ... - #2
Save:Ancestor by Scott Sigler is a thrilling science fiction horror novel that explores the consequences of genetic experimentation gone wrong. Set in a biotech firm called Genada, the story follows researchers who create a genetically engineered creature, known as the Ancestor, to serve as an incubator for transplantable organs. However, when the project takes a dark turn due to greed and hubris, the researchers find themselves trapped in a deadly situation, hunted by monstrous predators and their psychotic colleagues. The book is fast-paced, taut, and exciting, blending elements of science, horror, and action to create a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
Sigler's writing style in Ancestor showcases a blend of complex narrative, character interaction, and suspense-building, reminiscent of a screenplay. While the novel features heroes, villains, high-octane action sequences, and scenes of suspense, some readers feel that it falls short of being the engaging sci-fi action horror novel it could have been. The book delves into themes of power struggle between humans and genetically engineered creatures, offering a rollercoaster ride of terror, science, and thrills that will keep readers engrossed until the end.
PAUL FISCHER HAD always pictured the end of the world being a bit more … industrial. Loud machines, cars crashing, people screaming, guns a-blazing. Perhaps a world-breaking bomb shattering the earth ... - #3
Save:Altar of Eden by James Rollins is a fast-paced and thrilling techno-thriller that delves into the world of genetic engineering of animals and humans. The plot centers around a clandestine government project to design bioweapons through genetic manipulation, leading to a series of suspenseful events involving a shipwreck, exotic animals with disturbing abnormalities, and a mysterious island with nightmarish dimensions. The story unfolds with a mix of adventure, science, and conspiracy, as the characters navigate through a world of genetic experimentation and scientific mysteries, all while facing danger and intrigue.
The writing style of Altar of Eden is described as well-written, with well-developed characters that engage the readers in the story. The book is praised for its fast pace, unexpected twists and turns, and the ability to keep the readers on the edge of their seats. The author, James Rollins, combines complex scientific concepts with an exciting plot, creating a narrative that is both engaging and informative, drawing readers into a world of genetic experimentation, suspense, and high-stakes action.
The Bronco crushed through the debris left by the hurricane and bounced off yet another hole. Lorna nearly hit the roof of the cabin. The car slid to the left on the wet road. She eased off the accele... - #4
Save:In 'Fear Nothing', the protagonist Christopher Snow navigates his life in darkness due to a rare genetic disorder, encountering strange occurrences in Moonlight Bay after his father's death. As he delves into uncovering secrets and facing eerie situations, he is accompanied by his loyal dog and a few trustworthy friends. The narrative weaves suspense, conspiracy, and the looming threat of genetic experiments gone awry, creating a chilling atmosphere that keeps readers engaged. Dean Koontz's writing style is described as masterful, with well-rounded characters like Christopher Snow and intriguing plot twists that add depth to the story.
I am not psychic. I do not see signs and portents in the sky. To my eye, the lines in my palm reveal nothing about my future, and I don't have a Gypsy's ability to discern the patterns of fate in wet ... - #5
Save:'The Man Within' by Lora Leigh, part of the 'Breeds' series, follows the story of Taber and Roni, a couple with a long history of love and protection. As the Breeds are now living openly and facing threats from various groups, Roni's life is endangered when it is revealed that Taber is a genetically modified Breed who marked her as his mate. delves into their emotional connection, the challenges they face, and the intriguing world of genetically engineered humans with animal DNA. The writing style is described as engaging, with a mix of mystery, action, and steamy romance that keeps readers hooked.
“If you’ll notice the small mark on her shoulder, you’ll see it appears to be a love bite.” The reporter pointed to a bruise-like shadow on the picture of Merinus Lyon’s shoulder, at the point where i...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Breeds ) - #6
Save:Acadie by Dave Hutchinson is a speculative future human science fiction novella that follows Duke Faraday, the reluctant President of a colony of genetically modified humans who have escaped Earth. The story is filled with dry humor, unexpected twists, and a strong liberal tone challenging conventions, as Duke navigates new tech, bureaucratic challenges, and the constant pursuit by Earth's bureaucrats for crimes committed centuries earlier. The book is praised for its engrossing storytelling, well-crafted concepts, and the surprising dark twist that leaves readers questioning everything they thought they knew about the plot.
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Save:Alien: The Cold Forge by Alex White is a thrilling sci-fi horror novel set on a top-secret research base orbiting a star. The story follows a disabled geneticist, Dr. Blue Marsalis, who is desperate to find a cure for her illness by experimenting with xenomorphs. The plot unfolds with intense action, complex characters, and a blend of corporate intrigue and unending dread. The writing style is immersive, using present tense and switching perspectives to delve into the minds of characters, including a remorseless corporate overachiever and a psychopathic antagonist.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Alien ) - #8
Save:In "The Devil You Know" by Kit Rocha, readers are immersed in a post-apocalyptic world where a group of genetically altered super soldiers, the Silver Devils, join forces with the Mercenary Librarians to fight against TechCorps and other evil groups. The story focuses on Maya and Gray, two complex characters with hidden pasts and strong emotional journeys. The writing style captivates readers with intricate world-building, detailed character development, and a slow-burn romance that keeps the audience engaged until the very end.
"The Devil You Know" explores themes of found family, political intrigue, and the consequences of living in a dystopian society. The plot is driven by action-packed sequences, well-rounded characters, and a mix of romance and suspense that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. Kit Rocha's storytelling shines through in this book, blending elements of science fiction, romance, and post-apocalyptic drama to create a compelling narrative that leaves readers eagerly anticipating the next installment in the series.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mercenary Librarians ) - #9
Save:Selena, a lab-created human, born from genetic alterations and experiments, finds herself on an alien ship after escaping captivity. The story unfolds as she navigates relationships with different alien species while being torn between following her heart and pursuing her independence. The book features intensive world-building, unique species, and cultures, with a satisfying ending that leaves readers eager for more.
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Save:'Horizons' by Mary Rosenblum is a near future science fiction novel set in space cities tied to Earth by space elevators. The plot revolves around the protagonist, Ahni Huang, daughter of an influential Taiwanese family, who gets caught up in a battle for independence on the orbital platform NYUp. The story unfolds with political factions, intrigue, and a group of illegally modified humans led by Dane Nilsson. As the tension escalates, Ahni must navigate through complex relationships and uncover the truth behind the escalating conflict to prevent a disaster that could jeopardize everyone's future.
The writing style of 'Horizons' is praised for its depth and complexity of characters, engaging plot pace, and vivid movement through unimagined realities. offers a mix of politics, government, media, and public elements, each with its own agenda, creating an intriguing narrative that captivates readers and keeps them hooked till the end.
