Science, Religion and Our Emerging Culture

A decade after a lethal computer virus called PeaceMaker roared across the internet leaving hundreds of thousands of people dead, a war is raging between science and religion, the world wallows in a global depression, and the United States government is paralyzed, unable to intervene. The secretive and powerful Domain is poised to take humankind to the next level of evolution through artificial intelligence, and the fanatical Church of Natural Humans has marshaled their forces to stop them. David Brown, the son of PeaceMaker’s creator, believes that his father was set up to take the fall for the catastrophe, and was murdered to keep him quiet. Determined to clear his father’s name and avenge his killers, David stumbles into the war between the rival factions. Hunted by both sides, he unravels his father’s secrets and discovers a genetic capability within himself that may change the path of human evolution. This fast-paced, techno thriller depicts a world of violent extremes, where religious terrorists and visionaries of technology fight for supreme power.

Reviewer: Sabrina Sumsion Review Posted on: 2008-08-28 14:04:11
Rated: Thumbs Way Up!

How do you survive in a society that has been completely torn apart by the attack of a computer virus? What if you are the son of the man blamed for the deaths of millions?

In Unholy Domain, the sequel to PeaceMaker, David Brown is the son of the supposed creator of the computer virus that wiped out computers, lives and the world economy in the year 2012. David doesn’t believe his father would have done such a horrible thing but he doesn’t know for sure. There is evidence showing the guilt of his father but he simply can’t accept it as truth and get on with his life.

Society has split a decade after the virus destroyed civilization. There are those who abhor technology and actively seek to kill those who develop it. There are others who are making millions on the technology black market. As Dan searches for answers and a way to clear his father’s name, he becomes a target for both sides.

Unholy Domain is a fast paced thriller that fans will enjoy. Even though it is a sequel, it is easily understandable as a stand alone book as well. Just to warn you though, if you read Unholy Domain, you will want to read PeaceMaker as well!