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White Devils

Paul McAuley

Ages 15+

545 pages · Released Feb 1, 2004

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White Devils is a hard science fiction thriller aimed at adult audiences, featuring graphic violence, genetic experimentation themes, and dark subject matter. The story involves combat sequences, investigations of massacres, and encounters with bioengineered creatures in a tense geopolitical setting. While it contains some positive themes around investigating truth and corruption, the overall tone is dark and the content is mature.

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While investigating a reported massacre in a remote region of the Congo, Nicholas Hyde and his team are attacked by a band of ferocious ape-like creatures that could be the result of illegal experimentation on chimpanzees, an attack that becomes part of a massive government cover-up. While investigating a reported massacre in a remote region of the Congo, Nicholas Hyde and his team are attacked by a band of ferocious ape-like creatures that could be the result of illegal experimentation on chimpanzees, an attack that becomes part of a massive government cover-up.

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  • Fiction
  • Biotechnology
  • Animal experimentation
  • Fiction, science fiction, general

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ISBN 9780765307613 · Macmillan

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