My Xoma

<p><strong>They called her Myxy. They should have called her weapon.</strong></p><p>On her eighth birthday Xoma thought she was helping her adoptive father with his scientific work. One injection later she became the deadliest bioweapon in two worlds.</p><p>Dr. Scott Wyndgate didn't just adopt an orphaned Driathian child-he engineered the perfect carrier for a virus designed to wipe out entire populations. For eleven years Xoma has been his unwitting instrument of genocide visiting schools for single days that leave three-quarters of the population dead within twenty-four hours.</p><p>Now as her creator lies dying in his own laboratory Xoma finally understands the full scope of her father's betrayal. She is no longer just a carrier-she has become something far more dangerous. The virus has evolved grown stronger and the vaccine that once protected a chosen few no longer works.</p><p>Trapped in a compound abandoned by fleeing scientists Xoma faces an impossible choice: die alone in her prison or risk destroying the last survivors of her own race.</p><p>Some experiments should never have been attempted. Some weapons should never have been created.</p><p>And some daughters should never forgive their fathers.</p><p><em>A haunting tale of scientific hubris genocide and one girl's struggle with the monster she was made to become.</em></p>