Broken Paradigm

by Steve Green

"REAL WORLD SCIENCE MEETS JURASSIC PARK." A Geology Student Stumbles Onto a Plot to Control Human Evolution. ..".Action packed, fast paced, and engaging; you will be looking over your shoulder wondering how much of your DNA is actually your own."-Atul Kumar, MD, author of "Seven Patients." Geology student David Lambert becomes unwittingly involved in a clandestine conspiracy following his discovery of soft tissue in a dinosaur bone. Enduring scathing criticism of their findings, David's mentor Dr. Marcia Shelly pairs him with an alluring journalist to investigate the black-listing of scientists who buck the evolution paradigm. With BBC reporter Murphy Salas, David learns that researchers have been discredited, even murdered to keep evidence that challenges Darwinism out of the public eye. As the scheme unfolds, they find that concealing such evidence is just the tip of the iceberg. Biotechnology thatalters human DNA is being deployed for a horrendous purpose. David Lambert unites with an improbable team that faces mortal danger as they attempt to expose the menacing plot and prevent the genocide of the planet's most vulnerable citizens. David also discovers the shocking truth about Murphy Salas and Marcia Shelly, and his world is forever changed. ..". great skill in building irresistible characters and intriguing story lines. A breath of fresh air in the thriller genre. Pick it up only when you have time to finish."- Thomas H. Wolfe, Attorney and Writer ..". a masterful suspense tale that keeps you engaged from the first page to the last... Wow I can't wait for his next book. "-Jacqueline Druga, author of The Flu, Dust, Sealed In, and dozens of other novels . ..".the Da Vinci Code for creationists... a highly enjoyable and thought-provoking thriller... [has] all the ingredients to keep you hooked from the beginning...You may not accept all the conclusions, but you will be thoroughly entertained."-Orson Wedgewood, Author of Deadly Medicine and Origins of Life. ..".Thought provoking and paradigm challenging - a cover to cover read that will leave you questioning your world view and wanting more. Brilliant!"-Sue Landis, co-author of Amazon best seller, A Juicy, Joyful Life. "This simply brilliant, exhilarating page-turner captured my attention on page one and catapulted me towards the finish .... Take this opportunity to escape the real world and settle into his amazing rendition of real-world science meets Jurassic Park . This is a must read."-Bethany Williams, author of Live Your Dreams, Mother to Mentor and others.

282 pages, Paperback

First published June 17, 2013

Reviews

[Maggie Thom · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5/5 Broken Paradigm is an interesting read. I love a book that makes us question what we know and look at things just a bit differently. David is part of a team under Dr. Marcia Shelly when they find a dinosaur bone. Not just any dinosaur bone though but one with soft tissue still inside. Pretty miraculous if it is 65 million years old. Since that's impossible that may mean dinosaurs existed when man existed. David soon discovers that there have been other findings that don't fit with what he'd been taught but they have never seen the light of day. Some people do not want the general public to discover these anomalies because they have a much bigger agenda. One that will change the very makeup of mankind.

David is sent with Salas Murphy, a reporter to interview other scientists who have had similar findings that question the Darwinism Theories. Only as they are doing the interviews, information is surfacing that questions everything they know. And puts their lives in danger. People have died because of what they know. What they want to share. They learn that it's not only scientists but politicians, dating back almost a hundred years, who have died to keep the secrets.

This book will definitely make you think about science differently. It is an interesting conspiracy theory thriller.
I was given a copy for an honest review.

[Jeffiny Shutts · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is AWESOME. First time in a long time I read a book that made me really think. It's a great science thriller, a bit along the lines of Dan Brown. A definite must read!