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GENETIC MEMORY: Book 1: OMNIS (GENETIC MEMORY

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Ben Foster has achieved everything others can only dream a successful
technology company, loyal employees, and financial independence. Yet inside, he
feels empty. When he decides to leave everything behind and travel through South
America, he has no idea that a fateful event in the Peruvian Nazca plains will change
his life forever.

What Ben discovers in the inhospitable vastness of Peru calls into question
everything humanity believes it knows about its own history. Suddenly, he becomes
the target of powerful interest groups who want to control his discovery at any cost.

On a dangerous flight across four continents, Ben must not only save his own life but
also preserve a truth that could change the fate of all humanity.

Perhaps the future of humanity lies hidden in its long-forgotten past.

526 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 13, 2025

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Profile Image for Prisha Rohra.
214 reviews25 followers
May 5, 2026
This novel presents a compelling blend of adventure, mystery, and existential reflection, following the journey of Ben Foster—a man who seemingly has it all, yet feels profoundly unfulfilled. His decision to abandon a life of success and comfort in search of meaning sets the stage for a story that quickly expands beyond personal transformation into a high-stakes global conspiracy.

The narrative truly gains momentum when Ben reaches the Peruvian Nazca plains, an inspired setting that adds an air of ancient enigma. The discovery he makes there is intriguing and thought-provoking, tapping into humanity’s enduring fascination with lost histories and hidden truths.

One of the book’s strengths lies in its ability to weave introspective themes—such as purpose, identity, and the cost of ambition—into an action-driven plot. Ben is portrayed not just as a protagonist on the run, but as someone undergoing a deeper internal reckoning.

The globe-trotting aspect of the story keeps readers engaged, with vivid settings and escalating tension. The idea that humanity’s future may be rooted in its forgotten past is handled with a sense of wonder, though some readers might wish for a more grounded or detailed exploration of the central discovery.
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505 reviews12 followers
June 23, 2026
This is one of those stories that got better as it went along for me personally. Once it fully settled into the Sci Fi portion of the book I was more invested. The reader is slowly introduced to various characters and places that will be more prominent in the next books.
I also appreciated the story not bogging down the reader with unnecessary technical sci fi jargon. I wish I could do half stars on Goodreads because this is a solid 3.5 stars for me but since I can’t do that I will give it 4.
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