About Alien Genesis
In 1954, Ensign James Cortell awoke from an encephalitis coma with the memories of a female alien scientist who had visited Earth some fifty thousand years ago. After keeping her “memories” secret for over sixty years, Admiral Cortell realizes this knowledge should not be taken to his grave. Alien Genesis is the story he tells of Dr. Kadeya’s long-ago life.
Visiting “angels” tailored retroviruses to alter the DNA of early humans. Modern Homo sapiens are the product of their intelligent design. When the industrialist power elites among Earth’s extraterrestrial visitors realized that the genetically altered humans were a source of cheap, dependable labor, a galactic slave trade was born.
Dr. Kadeya gets caught up in the middle of the inevitable war of manumission. The “war in heaven” was a stalemate for decades until another spacefaring species weighed in. Then everything changed forever.
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Author Bio:
Gary Beene grew up on a farm in southern New Mexico. He attended New Mexico State University on a track scholarship. Four years later, he earned a Master of Science degree in Vocational Rehabilitation at the University of Arizona. He says that before going to graduate school, he was something of a “bad boy,” but learning how hot hell is during his first summer in Tucson, he changed his ways.
Gary spent 30 years working with and for people with disabilities. During his career he served as the Director of Student Support Services at New Mexico School for the Deaf, New Mexico’s State Director of Special Education, New Mexico Assistant Secretary of Education, and State Director of the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation.
The Eden’s Angels trilogy (Next Chapter Publishing) is available in print, ebook, and audiobook formats. The first two books in the series are also available in Spanish and Portuguese.
Gary and his wife, Carla, live and write in Santa Fe, New Mexico.