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What if I told you that mass genetic engineering is here to stay?
No government wants you to know this. You’ll never see it in the mass media. Still, deep into the African wilderness, a top-secret Chinese research facility transformed the fate of thousands of animals.
A secret decade-long program has engineered a handful of highly intelligent mutants. They are no different than ordinary hyenas, leopards, gazelles, baboons, crocodiles and impalas in terms of biology or appearance… Except that they can talk and have their own set of bizarre languages. They also have their very own “Common tongue.”.
Follow the paths of Emo, the gazelle fawn, his adoptive mother, the leopard queen of the jungle Emilia and the exiled hyena leader Peter. They face the terror of survival in the African savannah, traversing places named “The Tongue of Death,” and the infamous Baboon forest that claimed the lives of numerous predators. Will Emo and Emilia pass through the kingdom of the violent baboons and their vicious border foreman, the rarely resourceful Chu Zai Lin?
As the story unravels, the scientists Martin and Xue, the outsiders in the staff of the top-secret Chinese research base (its basement bearing the bone-chilling nickname “The Underground of Torture,”), will also get involved in a forbidden interracial romance.
Animals and humans will need to join forces to face an impeding ecological catastrophe shaking their secluded world to its core.
Fans of well-written genetic engineering science fiction and stories about forbidden love, adventure and the quest to survive the catastrophe will be enthralled by this action-packed and emotionally charged novel.
“Gazelle I” is a true gem in the world of science fiction literature. The richly developed characters and intricate plot twists make for a truly unforgettable reading experience.”
◆Amelia Mathews, Goodreads blogger, UK◆
“I couldn’t put Gazelle I down! The complex characters and intricate plot make for a thrilling read that will leave you wanting more.”
◆Maria Bergovyan, #1 Goodreads sci-fi blogger from Australia◆
“I highly recommend Gazelle I to anyone looking for a gripping and original story that will challenge your perceptions and keep you guessing until the very end.”
◆John Marsh, a reader from Birmingham◆
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