Project Samuel
Project Samuel by J. P. Polidoro, published by Longtail Pub. in 2001, presents a thought-provoking narrative centered around a rogue biotech team led by Texas millionaire E. Royston MacDonald. This edition spans 299 pages and is written in English. The story unfolds as the team defies scientific ethics and legal boundaries in their ambitious quest to create the first human clone, aiming to clone a famous baseball player without his knowledge, all in pursuit of the centennial Nobel prize for medicine.
Readers will find a blend of medical fiction and ethical dilemmas as the plot navigates through themes of theft, surrogate parenting, and high-tech science. The narrative takes place in San Diego and Boston, showcasing the intricate connections between the characters and their motivations. With elements of suspense and intrigue, Project Samuel explores the implications of cloning and the lengths to which individuals will go for fame and recognition.
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A rogue biotech team, funded by egotistical Texas millionaire E. Royston MacDonald, dares to defy world scientific opinion, ethics, the Vatican, and legalities to attempt to create the first human clone – and in time to compete for the centennial Nobel prize for medicine.
The result of MacDonald’s Project Samuel won’t be just any baby. The Texan and his noted scientific team plan to clone a famous baseball player – without his knowlege. But for Project Samuel to be successful, the wealthy oilman needs the project management skills of Jack Danton, a biotech research salesman, and a macabre collection of sports memorabilia belonging to an elderly Italian barber in Boston. MacDonald can afford both! San Diego and Boston are the settings of this timely and thrilling story of theft of DNA, surrogate parenting, baseball, love and high-tech science. A Project Samuel could be happening now, just as Polidoro has envisioned.
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