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Killer
Genes
A Novel
by Filton Hebbard
US price: $15.95
UK
price £11.11
Format: Paperback
Size: 6 x 9
Pages: 276
ISBN: 0-595-20991-2
Publication Date: Nov-2001
Killer Genes, a novel
that evokes the harsh
environment and rough
characters of the Australian
outback in the pioneering
gold-mining days, is the
latest work to emerge from
the author’s fertile
imagination.
An exciting novel from
Australia’s past.
When the British decided to
colonize Australia over two
hundred years ago,
scientific knowledge of the
importance of genes and
their influence on human
behaviour was completely
unknown. Genes, themselves,
had yet to be discovered.
Among the convicts forcibly
expatriated from the
motherland, was a brutal
murderer with a family
history of violence. His
genes passed down the line
until, over one hundred and
fifty years later, a
descendant, Harry Johnson,
became aware of them and
realized that not only had
they affected his own life,
they were magnified in the
behaviour of his only child,
his son.
He decided that he had a
responsibility to society to
try to remedy the situation
by whatever method
necessary, regardless of the
drastic action he might be
required to take and the
personal pain that he must
suffer.
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