James Wilson

Iceman's Children, Book 1: This Guessing Game Called Science James Wilson

Maria began as a scientific experiment that artificially inseminated a modern human egg with the DNA of a frozen, supposedly three million year old Neanderthal man. The scientific community promptly mounted an attack against this child-of-another-species, whose very existence destroyed evolution. Maria set world records running against men in the Olympics, her blood can heal the greatest diseases facing modern Man, and no man can beat her in hand-to-hand combat. At the discovery of Maria's superhuman capabilities a terrorist group stole the iceman's still-frozen genetic material intending to create an army of super-soldiers. Maria trained with and joined a Special Forces team to reclaim her brothers and sisters growing in test tubes. In her now-open presentations to the scientific community, she stressed that a young-Earth view required a reassessment of the occurrence frequency of catastrophic events. A bold scientist hired her to monitor the lava shelf on Big Island to determine when it would break off sending a tsunami throughout the Pacific. Realizing the task was too great for her alone, she gathered her siblings back after 20 years, hosting a non-credentialed Creationist University on Big Island, but keeping their identity secret. Her family discovered that the lava shelf collapse was imminent, but they could not get past the scientific gatekeepers to warn the public.