Project Human
Thirteen alien species are fighting over planet Earth. To some, we are a science project, but to others, we are food.
Project Human
Olivia Carpenter can flinch, a secret ability given to her ancestors by the star people. When her flinching attracts a dangerous predator, her only option is to run. Rescued by aliens, Olivia learns that humans were engineered using human DNA.
To Dr. Retchen, Olivia's special blood is irresistible, a bloodline he's been hunting for millennia. He will not rest until she belongs to him.
How will Olivia survive a predator who's been hunting humans for over 6,000 years?
Winner in "New Fiction"
Shortlisted, 2024
Atlantis Rising
Olivia Carpenter must rescue the Lost City of Atlantis, a starship trapped on Earth for 11,000 years...
Atlantis Rising
Olivia Carpenter must rescue the Lost City of Atlantis, a spaceship that has been trapped on Earth for over 11,000 years. Olivia's oracle demands it, and oracles must always be followed.
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How will Olivia complete this daring rescue without sending the planet into complete chaos? If the Atlantians learn where their lost starship is being held, what will they do?
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Even more troubling, Olivia is being hunted by Retchen's brothersand sisters, the Sanguine. These reptilia overlords farm humans as food, and they have caught Olivia's scent. Her blood smells of the Yanisma, and they mean to consume every last drop.
Olivia's adventures continue in book 2 of a series that marries scifi and fantasy with modern conspiracy theories. This follow-up to the award-winning book 1 has readers wondering aloud if this is really fiction, or an unmasking of a very dark truth...
Praise for Project Human
"This book was compelling and creative, and made me not want to put it down! Olivia has been taken to another planet for her own protection, and as she tries to stay alive she uncovers secrets upon secrets within the galaxy.
This wad so good, fast paced, and had a strong message of acceptance and teamwork that is so important for society!"
Kristy Wagner, Book Reviewer
"This novel propels you millions of light years and back again as you journey with Olivia Carpenter. She embraces her emerging capabilities and sheds her childhood in the dirt of a Saskatchewan cornfield like the discarded husks after harvest. A sensational marriage of ancient archetypes and interstellar science set in a world as tangible as your own home town. A Space Opera for the 21st Century!"
Daniel Perley, bibliophile
"I have been trying to find a good Science Fiction book since high school! This is the first one since than that has pulled me in immediately and kept me begging for more. I can’t wait to continue reading about the rest of Olivia’s journey!! This is a must read in my opinion!"
Katie Shivley, Book Reviewer and now a member of the Project Human street team!
"I have no idea how to do this story justice. Describing the plot would only mislead potential readers and could not describe the unique elements that make this book what it is. Features: aliens, interstellar travel and communication, advanced technology, self discovery, heroism, sacrifice, differences and the power of unity. Even if traditional science fiction is not your typical genre, I recommend giving this one a shot! Highly recommend for teens."
Jessica, Book Reviewer
"A cup of Marvel, a handful of Star Trek, a dash of folklore & what you get is an eclectic take on the origins of mankind."
Molly Neely, Book Reviewer
"Project Human is pure escapism. I read it twice and enjoyed it even more the second time."
Jenny Vardy, Author
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