Angielski
What if Death wasn't the end?
When Dr. Richard Darium solved the pesky nuisance known as death, he believed he would change the world. He had no idea what he had actually unlocked.
Darium found a way to bring the dead back to life but his subjects are not the people they once were. Stripped of their memories, altered beyond recognition, reanimated by a man who believes that playing God is simply a thing he's supposed to do.
A minister who lived to serve others. A young woman searching for a reason to keep going. A teenage girl who never got the chance to find out who she would become. Three lives. Three deaths. Three second chances they never asked for. They don't remember dying. They don't remember who they were. But memories have a way of finding their way back.
Now something else is awakening. The subjects are remembering things they shouldn't. The experiment is unraveling. Darium is losing control and he is about to discover that there are forces at work far beyond anything his science can account for.
An exploration of life, death, and everything in between.
Darium's Children is a sci-fi thriller about ambition without limits, lives stolen in the name of science, and the terrifying discovery that some forces cannot be controlled, no matter how brilliant the man who tries.
