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The Genehunter

Simon Kewin

Ages 12–16

234 pages · Released Feb 1, 2019

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The Genehunter is a sci-fi thriller centered on a morally complex protagonist who must confront his own ethics and identity. While it contains some violence and unsettling themes around genetic manipulation and identity, the story emphasizes personal growth, moral questioning, and doing the right thing when it's difficult. The writing is thoughtful and suitable for mature middle-grade to early teen readers interested in speculative fiction.

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Simms is a genehunter, paid to track down the DNA of the famous for his clients' collections. When he starts to work the Boneyard case he discovers that, sometimes, you have to decide which side of the line you're on. And when he starts to uncover the truth of his own origins he begins to question everything he is and... Simms is a genehunter, paid to track down the DNA of the famous for his clients' collections. When he starts to work the Boneyard case he discovers that, sometimes, you have to decide which side of the line you're on. And when he starts to uncover the truth of his own origins he begins to question everything he is and does...

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  • Science Fiction

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