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Genome

The Extinction Files, Book 2

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Written by: A. G. Riddle
Narrated by: Edoardo Ballerini
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The thrilling conclusion to The Extinction Files is finally here!

A code hidden in the human genome...will reveal the ultimate secret of human existence.

And could hold humanity's only hope of survival.

In 2003, the first human genome was sequenced. But the secrets it held were never revealed.

The truth was discovered 30 years ago, almost by accident. Dr. Paul Kraus had spent his entire career searching for what he called humanity's lost tribes - human ancestors who had gone extinct. When Kraus compared the DNA samples of the lost tribes with our own, he found a pattern of changes: a code. At the time, the technology didn't exist to unravel what it meant. To protect the secret, Kraus hid his work and disappeared. Now the technology exists to finally understand the mysterious code buried in the human genome, but finding the pieces of Kraus' research is more dangerous than anyone imagined.

Dr. Peyton Shaw and her mother have obtained part of Kraus' research - and a cryptic message that could lead to the remaining pieces. They believe his work is the key to stopping a global conspiracy - and an event that will change humanity forever.

The ultimate secret, buried in the human genome, will change our very understanding of what it means to be human. For Peyton, finding it may come at an incredible price. She must weigh the lives of strangers against those she loves: Desmond Hughes and her mother. With time running out, Peyton makes a fateful choice - one that can never be undone.

©2017 A. G. Riddle (P)2017 Audible, Inc.
Adventure Science Fiction Technothrillers Thriller & Suspense Fiction Technology Thriller Exciting Fantasy Imperial Japan

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Loved this series .. kept me glued to my headphones right up to the last words..

Gripping Read!

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again the narrator brought the gharacters to life. loved it as much as the first one. can hardly wait to listen to some more of his w.

awesome

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This was a great book. I enjoyed the story and the performance. There were a few things I missed but the book is so good, I'm going to go back for a second listen.

Great book, and great series

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Eduardo Ballerini is an extremely talented narrator. I particularly enjoyed the way that Riddell builds this story layer by layer and memory by memory to its engrossing conclusion and still somehow manages to end with the ultimate mind-bender as his very last word.

Excellent conclusion to an engrossing series!

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I did enjoy this book, but I found that for some reason I just wasn't as engaged in the story so much as the first book. This book spends a lot of time on the characters' backgrounds and relationships, and it seems like the action part of the plot was a bit under-developed. At times it seems like you have to remind yourself "oh yeah, world as we know it could end." The narrator did a great job again, though Uri sometimes seemed a bit Dracula-ish and there was a portion where Peyton became a southern belle for a bit, and I'm glad that didn't seem to last. Really quite different from the first book, with more of a focus on the tech part rather than the disease part.

Good, but not as good as the first one

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