Wombs

Wombs is a future history novel in the epic fashion of Michael Crichton; Where Jason Argenon strives to initiate his project to send embryo's on ships engineered to act as parents and respond to the heavy requirements of human nature, but even those on earth are ill prepared for what is to come... It is only a few years from now, and Jason is on the cusp of realizing the creation of his ships, but this young MIT scientist faces funding cuts and deception. Yimosu, Jason's friend and Chinese prophet, provides the Wombs project with the resources to continue on, but with one condition; experimental code designed to affect these "unborn Subjects" and possibly alter the path of the entire human race... On the Ark Rhapsody, Angela and Nathan are nurtured by the parenting and teaching programs but on the Ark Amadeus, a mechanical failure opens dramatic aspects of the human spirit, and we view depths of loneliness beyond our current consciousness. The Wombs project unfolds and exposes our human condition, morality, our thirst for conflict, for companionship, for love and most of all for hope, while revealing a well crafted diagram of a uniquely original process designed to preserve humankind. Wombs carries us on an unparalleled journey at the hands of a creative and conscientious author. It is an adventure which leaves the reader begging for a sequel and concluding: how long is a lifetime...perhaps it is forever. Review Enthusiastically recommended reading for Sci-fi epic fans, Wombs will leave the reader anxious for this well crafted novel to hit the big screen and become the blockbuster it is! -Sydney Herren "A Tour De Force!" Best selling Editor, Michael Carr. "It literally had me crying!" Michelle C., Wombs fan. "I was blown away by the Astronaut Forsythe! Very artistic...Doc and Shepard playing the roles of care givers, teachers, mom & dad." Sydney H., Wombs fan.

Author: Cliff Paris

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

Publication Date: Apr 25, 2011

Number of Pages: 312 pages

Binding: Paperback or Softback

ISBN-10: 1456547763

ISBN-13: 9781456547769