Murder Genes

Author: Mikael Aizen
Length: 300 page(s)
Written: Apr 2011
Sales Rank: - XinXii Sales Rank

Views: 373

Category: Fiction & Literature » Thriller | Work: Novel
Keywords: Horror, Thriller, Murder, Battle Royal, Minority Report, Running Man, Psychological, Gore, Hunger Games, Action, Genes, Genetics, Alternate History, Alternate Reality, Novel, Fiction, Book, Suspense

Horror-Thriller part Battle Royale, Minority Report, and Running Man

Mon, Jan 20, 2003--TIME magazine publishes an article entitled "Children and Violence: The Search for a Murder Gene." This article describes two early-teen brothers bludgeoning their father to death with a bat and theorizes that the brothers possess a defective gene resulting in too much of the enzyme monoamine oxidase A. The enzyme's action is to destroy a neurotransmitter that keeps a person happy and calm.

This is one of many articles describing the search for a Murder Gene.

In a world where government propaganda and modern science makes genetic code out to be deterministic--behaviors like entrepreneurship, sexual orientation, and Murder have all been identified. A universal holocaust is in motion to eliminate "The Code," the gene for murder, and 9-year-old Kyle and his father Jay are torn apart when Jay is found carrying the murder gene.

As father struggles for survival within the walls of Murderer City to someday-somehow see his son again, Kyle must fight for his own freedom when he is caught in the psychological experimentation of a scientist bent on disproving The Code.

MURDER GENES combines cutting-edge scientific theories with real questions about free choice, ethics, and morality, putting it all on a plate of sick and twisted for the reader to enjoy.