The Ark Project Series by J.W. Elliot
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Overview: James is a professional historian whose published works include two histories of the Inquisition, a documentary history of Columbus’s first voyage, a transcription of a colonial era account book from Weymouth, Massachusetts, and a global history of piracy. This means that he is a professional teller of stories, both real and imagined. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife.
Genre: Fiction > Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Book 1 – The Clone Paradox: Who will inherit the dying earth?
The Ark Project is the epic story of a desperate attempt to redefine what it means to be human in a world perched on the edge of destruction with the technology to engineer humans capable of living in space. When one scientist takes it upon herself to make the hard decision of who gets to live and who must die, Kaiden, a courageous security officer plagued with memories from a past he did not live and a family he never had, sets out to stop her. Failure means the end of humanity as it has always been and the emergence of a new human experience where individuality and identity have no meaning at all. And Kaiden’s mind may be the secret to the survival of individual consciousness—of identity itself—but he won’t know unless he allows himself to die.
The Ark Project explores the profound challenges and contradictions posed by modern science about the nature of humanity, individuality, memory, identity, human emotion, and motivation. What does it mean to be human when the “normal” biological limitations of both body and mind have been superseded by technology? In the Clone Paradox Kaiden is a young security officer tasked with protecting human clones as part of a top-secret, international research program called The Ark Project. After surviving a terrorist attack on his airship, Kaiden begins having memories of a life he never lived, of people he has never met, of a family that never existed. The unsettling memories drive him to recover his lost identity and to search for the family that now haunts his dreams. But The Ark Project is about more than developing clones, and it will protect its secrets at any cost. The deeper Kaiden digs, the more he understands that he, and those like him, are expendable lab rats in a broader campaign to replace humanity. Kaiden has to choose between saving the family he longs for and preserving billions of innocent lives. He can’t have it both ways, and time is running out.
Book 2 – The Covenant Protocol: Who will inherit the dying earth?
Kaiden, a young security officer, flees the Clone Council in an effort to remain free and save what is left of his family. The world has been emptied of natural-born humans in a catastrophic plague planned and executed by his own mother. Billions now lie dead and moldering in silent megacities on a desiccating planet, and his mother still seeks to control him from beyond the grave. When his sisters are murdered, Kaiden must decide whether to keep running or face his own death to save what is left of humanity from the control of a genetically-modified supersoldier. To survive, he must unite with old enemies and confront what it means to be human in a world filled with clones bent on ridding the earth of the last remnants of natural-born humanity.
The Ark Project series is the story of a desperate attempt to redefine what it means to be human in a world perched on the edge of destruction with the technology to engineer humans capable of living in space. When one scientist takes it upon herself to make the hard decision of who gets to live and who must die, Kaiden, a courageous security officer plagued with memories from a past he did not live and a family he never had, sets out to stop her. Failure means the end of humanity as it has always been and the emergence of a new human experience where individuality and identity may have no meaning at all. And Kaiden’s mind may be the secret to the survival of individual consciousness—of identity itself. But he won’t know unless he allows himself to die.
Book 3 (Prequel) – The Harvest: They don’t just want her body. They want her mind.
Willow has just graduated as the youngest PH.D. in decades in the new field of Cognitive Redesign. She is desperate to find a cure for the disease that is slowly deteriorating her mother’s mind, tearing her mother from her. What she thought was a chance to work at a prestigious biotech company turns into a nightmare where she is the prize in a struggle between the brother she loves and the biotech’s plans. They don’t just want her body. They want her mind.
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