Immortality Project

In the not-so-futuristic novel, Immortality Project, author Daniel Shaffer brings to fiction the classic battle between scientific advancement and man's profound sense of ethics. In this case, it's morality versus mortality. Mr. Tyler does not intend to go gently into the night. In fact, his plan is to use his extraordinary wealth to turn back the clock and regain his youth. Aware of the severe restrictions of the United States government, he devises a plan to purchase his own poverty-stricken Latin American country, where no watchdog agencies dictate the scientific research undertaken and he can be free to bribe and coerce at will. When Tyler's nephew and heir joins his uncle's endeavors, the old man schemes to tighten his grip on his new country. What could be more beneficial than a marriage between his nephew and the daughter of his country's president? When the nephew falls in love instead with the president's son, it creates a twist in the story that catapults everything into another sphere. Further complications arise when old Tyler's body grows younger and he begins to view the daughter as his prospective mate. Meanwhile, people are dying and Tyler may be next. Immortality Project is a fascinating and often gripping tale of greed, power, and the misuse of scientific knowledge. For readers looking for a very good read, look no further!