Gene's Genes

Advance praise for <I>Gene's Genes</I></p>A real page turner. Mystery intertwined with science. Ping and Gretch will win your heart.</br>-<b>Bob Goldberg</b> Professor of Molecular Cellular and Developmental Biology UCLA Member US National Academy of Sciences</p>Murder mystery and medicine combine into a real thriller. But plenty of humor much of it on the black side. I carried it around on my Palm Pilot just to get it read in between my busy medical rounds.</br>-<b>Mark van Wormer</b> MD RVT RDCS ABAAM</p>Gene Anderson a renowned geneticist is hard on the trail of three possible Nobel Prize-winning genes that he believes will transform the world. But his pursuit is derailed when he is accused of committing a series of gruesome murders. Once jailed there is little he can do to defend himself.</p>When a loyal cadre of Anderson's former students later stumbles onto a secret and illegal insurance database the mystery unravels. Genealogical sleuthing leads to an epiphany about the relationships between Anderson's supposed victims-revealing as well the true identity of the murderer.</p>Ultimately the students share their complicated logic with Anderson now a shell of his former self after years of incarceration and the information ignites a spark in his drugged and dormant creativity allowing his genius to flare once again.</p>