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The Evil That Men Do (eBook, ePUB) - Stone, Ron
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Dr. Ron Davies, a renown genetic researcher launches a research project to genetically engineer the DNA of extremely violent criminals to remove two aberrant genes identified as causing criminals to be predisposed to violence. While Davies is conducting his research, the Russian mafia hacks his computer data and determines that if he is successful, the impact of his discovery could be devastating to their criminal operations. The ensuing war between good and evil will determine the fate of mankind.

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Produktbeschreibung
Dr. Ron Davies, a renown genetic researcher launches a research project to genetically engineer the DNA of extremely violent criminals to remove two aberrant genes identified as causing criminals to be predisposed to violence. While Davies is conducting his research, the Russian mafia hacks his computer data and determines that if he is successful, the impact of his discovery could be devastating to their criminal operations. The ensuing war between good and evil will determine the fate of mankind.

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Autorenporträt
Ron Stone is the author of Touch Just One Life, a book written after his retirement as a career educator in Florida. His newest book is an action thriller based on real scientific evidence that extremely violent behavior may be caused by aberrant genetic structure in the DNA of criminals. It provides hope that through science and technology, one day the world may be able to reduce or perhaps even eradicate extreme violence. The author researched the issue of genetic based violence and proposes a means by which DNA may be edited to remove the aberrant genomes that cause the propensity to commit violent crimes. Perhaps this novel, though purely fiction, might provide the impetus for world leaders to consider this approach in creating a safer world for the future of our children.