Publisher's Synopsis
Genetic tech has given the FBI the ultimate power to transform identities. Agents are deceptively masked. The truth becomes hidden. Suspicion is everywhere.....
A stylish, pacy, sciecne-fiction thriller, The Epsilon Syndrome is a blockbuster that merges the beguiling sci-fi genius of Phillip K Dick, author of Blade Runner and Minority Report, with the pulsating energy of Dan Brown, author of The DaVinci Code and Origin. This story is a masterpiece of doubt and conspiracy in a futuristic world where DNA technology can control the one thing you never thought they could take away - your appearance. The year is 2063. It's a time of unprecedented crime levels. Mafia-conspired lawlessness is infecting the United States, due in no small part to a handful of powerful cartels. The Federal Bureau of Investigation however, is about to fight back. In a world of advanced gene alteration, by shifting DNA code, the FBI has the power to change an undercover agent's appearance, allowing them to displace high-ranking crime lords, and empowering the Bureau to break these criminal syndicates at their core. The Stealth Image Initiative (SII) is heralded as a success, until a technical issue, the Epsilon Syndrome, begins to create a new turmoil of its own. When one of the programme's agents, Leon Webb, is inexplicably transformed into one of America's most wanted, Abel Russo, his options begin to run out. Can Leon outwit both sides of the law and find out who is behind the Epsilon Syndrome?
