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    I. A. CRISPR
    I. A. CRISPR
    I. A. CRISPR
    Audiobook3 hours

    I. A. CRISPR

    Written by L. A. Spangler

    Narrated by L. A. Spangler

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    How do you stop: A pathogen designed with artificial intelligence ... engineered to wipe out minorities ... about to erupt into a pandemic ... When you don't know where, when or why?

    Jaceks a courageous man - and the last hope to save his sister, who wilts away from an untreatable disease.

    The doctors say she's incurable

    He must find a cure. Jacek combines Artificial Intelligence with the gene-editing technique, CRISPR CAS 9, to stop the disease from killing her. Now with a cure in sight, funding cuts threaten to eliminate his work.

    Love doesn't buy more time

    An alt-right research assistant will protect his country at all costs. He refuses to stand by any longer while minorities take jobs and destroy America. He has the final solution - racial extermination. Once completing his secret work, America will get reduced to the one true race.

    Save one or save many

    Now Jacek must choose - crack the genetic code to save his sister or stop a bio-terrorist genocide?

    Note: The book does not wrap up the major plotline, but does resolve some subplots. Book does end with a cliffhanger.

    What do you get when you mix best sellers like the realistic science of Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton, the near future of The Atlantis Gene by A.G. Riddle, and the terrorism of Transfer of Power by Vince Flynn? You get L. A. Spangler's near future novel, I. A. CRISPR.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateMar 3, 2018
    ISBN9781518994999
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      Book was ok. Could use more drama and suspense. Book leaves you hanging at the end. Fishing for readers to read next chapter