Publisher's Synopsis
In "Genes Skunks and Heroes," Allen Hayes ponders the enormity of the question, "What has to happen for people to treat each other better?" Follow his story, as an incredible, yet plausible, series of events conspire to place him in the position to deliver an incredible gift that will shape the course of mankind. From his initial brush with mortality, Allen Hayes adopted the unsupportable belief that he would be the first person to escape the inevitability of death. A poorly founded conviction for sure, but more a matter-of-fact opinion than a fanatical obsession. A bizarre series of events combine to deliver him to the doorstep of a life altering decision. The young man is faced with a choice to knowingly put his own life in mortal peril to forever change the path of humanity for the better. The trials of his ordeal imbue him with an unparalleled perspective. His unique viewpoint provides a platform for him to consider the question; What has to happen for people to treat each other better? The difference between the enabling of a quality life and the mere duration of a lifetime, frames the internal conflict, only he can resolve.
