To conceive a child, Christine Crane undergoes an embryo implantation, unaware that the embryo has been genetically altered in an experiment-one funded by her own husband. The child, Daniel, seems normal at first. But the experiment has a serious consequence. Once past adolescence, Daniel manifests strange powers. Medical tests offer contradictory analyses that can be accounted for only by a form of autism. Soon at the workshop where was created, hang investigations of police. Meanwhile, a series of murders appears to be linked to Daniel's father, Harmond, whose fame and power grows with his oil company. Although his condition seems to doom Daniel to a premature death, he stands to inherit an oil empire from his father, and he places himself in the care of a doctor who seems to be the only one able to find a solution to his case. Nominated for a Nobel Prize for her synthesis of a drug to fight mental disorders, Diane Krueger is at first fascinated by Daniel's high-profile case. She soon falls in love with him-yet her own quiet investigations lead her to discover a horrifying truth. Set in the world of genetic testing, Into the Experiment is a thriller that pushes the boundaries of the genre. This compelling story explores a world full of shadows and greed-a dark world where love is the only ray of light and, ultimately, life proves to be a force impossible to control completely.
About the Author: Hi All! My name is Lorraine Piper. I was born thirty-four years ago in Sussex. My father, Roger, and my mother, Abigail Anne, now live in Colorado with my two older brothers, Tyler and Grant. They run a small, family business together. Right after college, I chose instead to move permanently to England to start a new, completely independent life. I found my little corner of paradise in Southampton. While I was working as an archivist at an engineering firm, I started to write my first book. I love this work, the in-depth study of a text, and all that is research. Ultimately, there is not, and has never been, a simple state of inspiration for me. I let a remembering part of my mind do as it will, as it sees, feels, and meticulously reconstructs a view of the whole. I divide my time between writing and reading. I read everything, but I have a particular fondness for non-fiction. I lead a somewhat reclusive life. I take long walks with my Cocker Spaniel, Milla. I love sitting in front of the fireplace, alone or with others. I'm never apart from her. Her presence is essential for me on every trip. I have been following my vocation for only a few years. It is all new, exciting, and overwhelming. The allure of medical science led me to Into the Experiment, the first book that I have created and which I will follow up soon.