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Title: XPerimental Genocide
Subtitle: Project 26, Book 24
Author: Essel Pratt
Narrator: Carter Aitken
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 16 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-12-18
Publisher: Scott L. Pratt
Genres: Fiction, Horror
Publisher's Summary:
Racism. Hate. Delusion.
Each is an integral ingredient in the recipe of genocide. Each was present during World War II.
Imagine if Adolf Hitler were still alive today, hiding out in the one place no one would find him, dead center in the United States. Imagine he, and a small group of dedicated Nazis, discovered a way to resurrect one of the most iconic Jewish symbols of World War II, recreated through a sample of found DNA. Imagine if that person was to be used as a weapon to once again begin an onslaught against the Jews.
Xperimental Genocide delves into the "what ifs" as Dr. Ackerman is tasked with summoning the hatred within a young girl that was born from the ashes of Hitlers hatred of the Jewish people. Faced with the decision to follow orders or his own ethics, Dr. Ackerman finds himself deep in trenches of Hitlers Xperimental Genocide.
Members Reviews:
A bizarre but good read
The book starts off a little slow, leaving just enough to hook you in. Kind of has a carrot/donkey kind of feel as you read through the first couple of chapters. It's incredibly well written. Now it is a small book that I did feel could have been turned into something more.
Next part will contain spoilers so read at your own leisure.
You get a sense almost immediately that the antagonist is Hitler and that the girl is Anne Frank so I didn't feel it was a plot twist of any kind but the story flowed very smoothly. To quote Essel's own words too he says he writes bizarre stories and for me this ended up being bizarre. It was a fun read and would recommend it.
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Title: XPerimental Genocide
Subtitle: Project 26, Book 24
Author: Essel Pratt
Narrator: Carter Aitken
Format: Unabridged
Length: 2 hrs and 16 mins
Language: English
Release date: 01-12-18
Publisher: Scott L. Pratt
Genres: Fiction, Horror
Publisher's Summary:
Racism. Hate. Delusion.
Each is an integral ingredient in the recipe of genocide. Each was present during World War II.
Imagine if Adolf Hitler were still alive today, hiding out in the one place no one would find him, dead center in the United States. Imagine he, and a small group of dedicated Nazis, discovered a way to resurrect one of the most iconic Jewish symbols of World War II, recreated through a sample of found DNA. Imagine if that person was to be used as a weapon to once again begin an onslaught against the Jews.
Xperimental Genocide delves into the "what ifs" as Dr. Ackerman is tasked with summoning the hatred within a young girl that was born from the ashes of Hitlers hatred of the Jewish people. Faced with the decision to follow orders or his own ethics, Dr. Ackerman finds himself deep in trenches of Hitlers Xperimental Genocide.
Members Reviews:
A bizarre but good read
The book starts off a little slow, leaving just enough to hook you in. Kind of has a carrot/donkey kind of feel as you read through the first couple of chapters. It's incredibly well written. Now it is a small book that I did feel could have been turned into something more.
Next part will contain spoilers so read at your own leisure.
You get a sense almost immediately that the antagonist is Hitler and that the girl is Anne Frank so I didn't feel it was a plot twist of any kind but the story flowed very smoothly. To quote Essel's own words too he says he writes bizarre stories and for me this ended up being bizarre. It was a fun read and would recommend it.