The Good Gene

A billionaire geneticist, deeply troubled by the extremes of human morality, becomes convinced that there exists a "Good Gene" embedded within our DNA. His belief that this genetic component could explain and perhaps even enhance the best qualities in humanity drives him to pursue its discovery with unwavering determination. To explore and prove the existence of the "Good Gene," he utilizes his private island as a controlled environment for experimentation. This isolated location allows him to implement his research without external interference, raising questions about the ethical boundaries he is willing to cross in pursuit of his goal. As his quest unfolds, the stakes grow higher-how far will he go to validate his theory? Who might join him in his ambitious and potentially controversial endeavor? The reader is left to ponder: Would you participate?

Pages: 433, Paperback, Kraken PressWorks