BKMT READING GUIDES
Flashblind
by Dr Paul Bernstein
Published: 2012-03-08
Paperback : 304 pages
Paperback : 304 pages
0 members reading this now
0 club reading this now
0 members have read this book
0 club reading this now
0 members have read this book
A thought provoking medical thriller, dealing with the most controversial issues of our time...Is it a coincidence that the two most significant scientific races--the development of the atomic bomb and the sequencing of the genetic code--took place in Los Alamos, New Mexico?
Based on the ...
Based on the ...
No other editions available.
Jump to
Introduction
A thought provoking medical thriller, dealing with the most controversial issues of our time...
Is it a coincidence that the two most significant scientific races--the development of the atomic bomb and the sequencing of the genetic code--took place in Los Alamos, New Mexico?
Based on the Proceedings of the Freedom of Information Act, Flashblind uncovers a true conspiracy using humans as guinea pigs in government sponsored radiation experiments. Human Experiments that began in Los Alamos at the dawn of the atomic age have continued for a half-century. The race to decode the human genome was not about improving our health it was about winning a nuclear war.
Jake, a world-class geneticist, has less than a month to complete his life's goal to find the gene that is responsible for his brother's rare genetic disorder, XP, a gene that controls our body's ability to repair itself and provides the key for the cure for cancer. The genetic Holy Grail. Jake's dream of saving his brother depends on uncovering the secrets of the past while struggling in the mire of a modern day Big Pharma and government conspiracy.
Based on the Proceedings of the Freedom of Information Act, Flashblind uncovers a true conspiracy using humans as guinea pigs in government sponsored radiation experiments. Human Experiments that began in Los Alamos at the dawn of the atomic age have continued for a half-century. The race to decode the human genome was not about improving our health it was about winning a nuclear war.
Jake, a world-class geneticist, has less than a month to complete his life's goal to find the gene that is responsible for his brother's rare genetic disorder, XP, a gene that controls our body's ability to repair itself and provides the key for the cure for cancer. The genetic Holy Grail. Jake's dream of saving his brother depends on uncovering the secrets of the past while struggling in the mire of a modern day Big Pharma and government conspiracy.
For more information, please visit Flashblindnovel.com
Discussion Questions
No discussion questions at this time.Book Club Recommendations
Recommended to book clubs by 0 of 0 members.
MEMBER LOGIN
BECOME A MEMBER it's free
Book Club HQ to over 90,000+ book clubs and ready to welcome yours.
SEARCH OUR READING GUIDES
Search
FEATURED EVENTS
PAST AUTHOR CHATS
JOIN OUR MAILING LIST
Get free weekly updates on top club picks, book giveaways, author events and more
Get free weekly updates on top club picks, book giveaways, author events and more
Please wait...
