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GeneMod
Dystopian Health Collection, Volume 3
By: Frank Pettingill
Narrated by: ShaeLynn Watt
Length: 1 hr and 2 mins

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Narrated by: ShaeLynn Watt

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Summary

Imagine you can modify your genes and get a better person instantly? What would you do to have access to this technology?

Emma is poor and dreams of a better life; a life with gene modification and endless possibilities.

The sound of cheap sneakers against wet concrete bounced sharply off the walls of the alleyway.

"Halt! Freeze! Stop running dammit!" A heavier set man in uniform hollered into the alley between heavy breaths.

"It's too late sucka!" Emma thought as she rounded the next corner. Another left then right then left again, and Emma would be home free. As she turned this particular corner, the wall almost seemed to jump out and grab hold of both arms.