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Who Decides What is Human... The Corporations, Clones or Chimera?
When Finder is hired to locate charismatic, green-haired Miraluna Rose, it seems like an easy job. Crack into corporate databases, brew up some biologics to enhance his thinking, and get the job done with the help of the Parrot, a bird/dog chimera with the finest traits of both species.
The search takes Finder and the Parrot to the sun-broiled streets of Laxangeles, the canals of Seattle and the weirdly mutated vegetation of the Area. It turns out that it's not a simple missing-person case after all.
Finder discovers that ReMe, a corporation providing medical cloning services, is illegally breeding human/animal chimeras. ReMe is selling these exotically beautiful female creatures, branded as ArcoTypes, as playthings to the wealthy and ruthless.
Miraluna Rose is its finest creation, but she has other ideas. She's holed up at Refuge, a haven for ArcoTypes, where she's planning a future of freedom for her sisters.
To help the ArcoTypes fight ReMe, Finder and the Parrot will need the help of a couple of sympathetic AIs, the CEO of the world's largest advertising company and a posse of highly modded, celebrity-crazed media kids.
This exciting adventure is a must read for anyone concerned about where our world and humanity is possibly headed…
About the author
Susan Kuchinskas is a technology and business journalist whose articles inform her books. While researching a magazine article, she became fascinated by the oxytocin response, because it explained so much about her life and relationships. The Chemistry of Connection explains the science behind life's most important and sometimes mysterious experiences: trust, generosity and love.
Oxytocin Parenting extends this information with practical information for parents who want to help their children develop a strong ability to bond and connect with others.
Chimera Catalyst was born from her fascination with the new technology of gene editing. Already, human genes have been inserted into pig embryos. Where could this lead? This science fiction novel proposes one answer.
