Adam's Tiger (Adam's Chronicles Book 3)
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| Rating | : | 4.36 (697 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00LDD8UEQ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 575 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-05 |
| Language | : | English |
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An entertaining read. What Others Say About This SeriesAwesome story of restoration of Earth--an epic novel, one that shall never be forgotten. Highly recommend. Dr. Lapin is truly gifted as a story teller. Carole P. A fast paced story so plausible that I had trouble figuring the line where science fact and science fiction resides. Diane Rapp, Reviewer. Capt'n Bob, Reviewer.A deep read for those whose interests lie in the direction of what could happen when we tamper with humanity. I recommend it highly. That credibility made the debate about the desirability of immortality real instead of fantasy. Lapin's novels are exciting, with wonderfully developed characters and situations. It delivers on so many different levels. Dr. Nancy of Utah, Reviewer.Great book, it is the kind of
Therefore, Adam continues to masquerade as a normal aging person and to fake his death. It is part serious medical thriller and part romantic science fiction, though there is little need to suspend disbelief. And like popular superheroes, Adam Boatwright must cope with enemies. She rekindles her ancestor’s driving force and contributes mightily to this realistic science-fiction romance adventure. Always, a main focus is on human actions and relationships. In doing so, he would bring back animals driven to extinction by early humans, starting with woolly mammoths and saber-toothed cats.This book follows the pattern of earlier books in Adam’s Chronicles. Humans make a small footprint in this renewed world, though ecological disaster is expected from explosive population growth. It unfolds like an action adventure thriller, and science continues to be the major theme. Planet Earth is still recovering from a disastrous meteor impact. Many would label him a superhero, though not in a physical sense. As with other books in the series, the continuing story combines science with conjecture, mystery, thrills, and intrigue. Changes are in the works, troubles are brewing, and Adam Boatwright worries about the future. The story flows like a true first-person biography. Yet the story is non-technical in nature, all discussed in ordinary language as part of an exciting saga. His immediate goal is to make life more robust
Fourth Book in the Wonderful Series Jada Ryker It's over five hundred years in the future. The planet has drastically changed. The world ended with the crash of a huge meteor. Then, the new world was born.Adam Boatwright is a geneticist who devotes his life to rebuilding the world. He visualizes a world dramatically different from the old one. He is also committed to preventing the new inhabitants from making the old ecological mistakes.To accomplish his goals, including bringing old species back from extinction, Adam has to travel the world. He considers his role from both a contemporary and historical perspective:"Would Adam’s journeys be as eventful (as Columbus' journeys)? . "By Land, Air, and Sea, Adam Evaluates His New World" As this series continues, Adam Boatwright has proved his immortality as he's in Ernietopia, East Africa, being interviewed by a woman, Breeze, a journalist. Breeze realizes this will be the greatest story of her career. She refers to Adam as "The Mentor" who now tells her he was born 556 years ago. He is the savior of all life after Earth is struck by a massive meteor. To Breeze, he looks to be a young man with attractive good looks. Adam had injected himself with a super virus when in his "By Land, Air, and Sea, Adam Evaluates His New World" Nancy L. Silk, Author/Reviewer As this series continues, Adam Boatwright has proved his immortality as he's in Ernietopia, East Africa, being interviewed by a woman, Breeze, a journalist. Breeze realizes this will be the greatest story of her career. She refers to Adam as "The Mentor" who now tells her he was born 556 years ago. He is the savior of all life after Earth is struck by a massive meteor. To Breeze, he looks to be a young man with attractive good looks. Adam had injected himself with a super virus when in his 40's. Breeze cannot believe this man, but his story is very compelling. He's coming out with the truth about virtual immortality to warn people it cou. 0's. Breeze cannot believe this man, but his story is very compelling. He's coming out with the truth about virtual immortality to warn people it cou. Diane Rapp said Can one man do it all?. Five hundred years have passed and Adam's restored world is well on its way. There are problems, the chimpanzees have become terrorists, animal species are dying off, and the human population is growing at a staggering rate. How can Adam help to curb population and solve the problems he didn't see coming? He finally meets someone who makes him want romance again, a descendant of Vera? When Adam realizes that he wants to restore the woolly mammoth to North America, he faces problems that might derail the plan: a politician who doesn't care about restoring any more animal species, long-lived chimpanzees bent of killing him, and figuring ou