Matthew Mckay

Evolved (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In a futuristic society where silicon-based and organic life forms commingle seamlessly, society's government has been scientifically managing evolution to produce individuals with extraordinary cerebral prowess. The government's ultimate goal is to use these "evolved" subjects' super-brains to find a way to survive the impending, apocalyptic depletion of available energy sources. When the project's last successful subject - unwitting, fourteen year-old Amos Hare -- is birthed to join the mission, he uncovers a corrupt government seeking immortality for its own members at the price of destroying all other life forms. Through a friendship with his emotional handler, Sarah, assigned to help him acclimate to life on the ship, Amos also discovers the bonds of human love. While working together to solve the mystery of Pregnant Time, a tense struggle erupts between good and evil, silicon and flesh. Amos and Sarah must choose between physical salvation and spiritual depth -- abandoned by humanity long ago.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Big G Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. November 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780997984514
• Artikelnr.: 45762919

Autorenporträt

Matthew McKay is the author of Evolved (November 2016), a transformative work of fiction that blends science and spirituality. A former financial analyst turned proud stay-at-home dad, Matthew is highly involved in his local Wellesley, MA community. During his years as an analyst, he held positions at prominent investment banks in Boston and San Francisco and garnered top rankings. Among his many volunteer roles, Matthew is former chair of the Sub-Committee for Aquatics, an elected member of the Wellesley Recreation Commission, and was the Sprague School PTO president. He holds a BA in Economics from Harvard University. In his spare time, Matthew can be found volunteering at his church, swimming competitively or entertaining his two daughters.