As their concern for the future of the planet grows, an idea is suggested that soon takes hold. As they investigate the possibilities of their idea, their scope of involvement expands to include England, the United States and India. The plot thickens as they implement their scheme, threatened by the danger of discovery. This relatively fast-paced novel bravely presents scientific terminology in terms the average reader can understand. The plot is intriguing and suspenseful.
Characters seem real, and the reader comes away with a sense of identification with the story.
Although the author may not advocate the actions that underpin the plot, it offers perhaps the only hope we have of staving off the more traditional methods nature has of dealing with overpopulation. This work of fiction may well turn out to be fact, as it is entirely possible for the course of action described in the book to be adopted by those who believe that traditional means of dealing with overpopulation are being ignored and underfunded. Copyright 1995-2000 Fred Elbel. This material may be freely used and distributed only for non-commercial purposes, with credit. Trademarks and copyrighted items remain the property of the owner.