Published: July 21, 2011
Words: 232,193 (approximate)
Language: English

Short description

A scientist in Atlanta creates a revolutionary breakthrough in accessing the untapped potential in humans, and in so doing, sows the seeds of a decades-spanning conflict between Homo Sapiens and a group of people—a 98-pound weakling, a police detective, a boy with learning difficulties and an illness-prone woman—who become the first generation of Homo Evoguía... the Self-Evolved Man.

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genetics hypnosis biofeedback augmentation modification evolution evolve generation homo sapiens conflict

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Review by: jstoc on May 26, 2012 : (no rating)
This was a pretty good book to read. It seems that no matter what, we can't get past racial issues. Oh well, we are "humans".
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Review by: Jim Bade on March 15, 2012 :
This was an excellent saga of the human mind and spirit. The story develops at a good pace, with spurts of excitement and surprise just often enough to catch the reader off guard. The characters were believable, if eccentric, and the story spanned just the right amount of time. There was also a strong sub-story line about racial and social injustice, though with a positive feel for the future, infused into the main plot.

This is a worthwhile book for both the fantasy reader, and the hard sci-fi lovers. Lots of high tech, with descriptions that make them seem almost real, and plenty of mental highlights, with a dash of spirituality added in. Definitely a worthwhile read.

There was, however, a minor annoyance. The spelling/misuse of words was bad enough to be distracting. Another edit round, or two, is definitely in order.
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