Genetics 2100 is a gripping science fiction thriller that explores the unintended consequences of a world saturated in wireless technology, beginning in the pivotal year 2100.

After more than a century of constant exposure to cellular and network signals, the human genome has begun to change-giving rise to a new generation of children with the ability to perceive and decode wireless data flowing invisibly through the air.

When Riley Rhodes is among the first to exhibit these abilities, her parents, Dani and Zach, uncover a discovery that could reshape humanity-and put their family in immediate danger. As governments and corporations scramble to understand and control this emerging evolution, Riley and others like her become targets in a high-stakes race for power.

As the line between human and technology blurs, the Rhodes family must decide how far they're willing to go to protect their children-and what it will mean for the future of the human race.

Book 1 of a sci-fi techno-thriller trilogy.