The Aryan Genome Project — When Man Tried to Be God
by Marco Aurelio Lautert
A Nazi experiment resurfaces, threatening humanity with a devastating pandemic.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Hidden in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean lies a secret capable of destroying the way of life as we know it: an experiment developed by the Nazis during World War II that, decades later, proves to be devastating, spreading relentlessly and bringing panic and chaos. Racing against time, a senior United Nations official and his wife, a physician with the International Red Cross, must deal with economic interests, political issues, and the selfishness of people who place the individual above the collective in an attempt to keep the population and their own family protected, while the world prepares for a new—and terrifying—era. In a dystopian setting that portrays humanity’s dilemmas in the face of an invisible enemy, Marco Aurélio Lautert presents the challenges of living in a world that, despite being interconnected, seems incapable of communicating, even when its own survival is at stake.
The author sincerely thanks the translator, Jhullyana Martins Soares, for her professionalism, dedication, and contribution to bringing this English edition to readers.
Book Details:
- Genre: Science Fiction, Historical Thriller, Science Fiction, Dystopian Fiction
- Format: eBook
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