They brought them back. Now they can't shut them down.Deep beneath a base that doesn't exist on any map, a military program called Project Genesis has done the it has resurrected the most dangerous predators that ever lived, and armored them for war.
The money comes from shadow companies with no names and no oversight. The test subjects are growing faster than anyone predicted. Dr. Devin Diehl, the youngest scientist the program ever hired, has started to suspect that the animals he raised are smarter than the people who own them.
When the first armored predator breaks containment, a six-hour destruct clock starts ticking. Trapped underground with a security chief who trusts no one, a hacker running on energy drinks, and a herd of creatures that may remember who was kind to them, Devin learns that the breakout was no accident. The creatures may not be the most dangerous thing in the building.
Some secrets were buried for 65 million years for a reason.
Genesis Extinction is a relentless military sci-fi techno-thriller with real science, real stakes, and a seven-ton heroine with teeth. It's for fans of Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park, Matthew Reilly, and James Rollins.
Author J.D. Alexander currently resides in Oklahoma. I'm the wife of a retired Navy chief and mother of three wonderful children life is crazy but good. Writing is a form of therapy for me and I love creating stories and making sure it works out eventually in the end. It helps to control the chaos known as "the real world". Next to my family and friends I have a deep love to read and can be found curled up with my e-reader, a cup of tea, and a cat or two engrossed in a novel. I've been told I have an addiction to reading and need help, but that's just silly. Where else can a person escape reality for a little while and relax? Even though my "to be read" list is a bit out of control... It is well worth it. If reading is an addiction then I do not want to be cured. Happy reading.