Natural Selection

by Lex Ramsay

The finale to the gripping, disturbingly realistic Downriver Trilogy The pandemic is over. Whole swaths of humanity are its victims. In the aftermath of the plague caused when an attempted genocide backfires, a majority of the Caucasians on the planet are wiped out, dramatically reforming social, political, and economic structures into nothing resembling what they once were. All that once was is now gone, and it’s up to the survivors to move forward. In the wake of this massive loss of life, alliances are formed as humanity struggles to emerge from the chaos, and create a new society. In this harrowing final chapter of the Downriver Trilogy, author Lex Ramsay explores the effects of racism in America, yet unplumbed in its level of depth and destructiveness, and paints a vivid picture of the way things could yet still be.

267 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 20, 2018

About the author

Lex Ramsay is a recovering lawyer, an avid but not terribly talented pianist, a student of Portuguese, and escapee from Corporate America where she cleaned up after other peoples' messes and generally sold her soul. She's buying it back, one word at a time, while making plans to move to Brazil with her 1 husband, 2 dogs, 2 horses and 2 cats (last count), once the Portuguese lessons kick in. To learn more about Lex and her books, visit https://www.lexramsayauthor.com/.

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Reviews

[Anita Elwell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Avid reader

A thrilling storyline running parallel to much of the history of the time. Hard to keep track of names and relationships through the three books. Reading book three as the invasion of Afghanistan is unfolding is poignant. Thanks for a great read.

[Jackie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow what a story that has you gripped from the beginning. Impossible to put down. What a writer.