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A FUGITIVE PROFILER WITH A FRIGHTENING TALENT AN ASSASSIN WHO NEVER FAILS A SNIPER WHO NEVER MISSES AN INNOCENT WOMAN CAUGHT IN THE CROSSFIRE
For 100,000 years, mankind has been the supreme predator on the planet, and inside the enormous biosphere called Gaia Two, a killer is stalking and murdering the residents. But according to the laws of natural selection, it's only a matter of time before evolution spawns a predator that will prey upon us. On an isolated Pacific island, that time is now. Mythological dragons have arisen! The legend of Beowulf recounts the tale of a warrior who came to Heorot to save strangers. Beowulf was a forbidding killer welcome only because a voracious dragon was marauding for human prey. For the residents of Gaia Two, Bishop is their slayer of dragons, who insists on aggressively hunting down the dragon...
They were six academic fugitives from prestigious universities and elite private academies--Connor, Petra, Russell, Octavia, Iain, and Taleah--ronin child prodigies and castaway geniuses too smart for the traditional higher educational system. For Connor Randall, it is the great intellectual challenge he has been seeking his entire life. But there are secrets."Why me? It was this question that made me certain that there had to be a secret plan. But long before then I noticed things that should have been kept hidden." In the beginning, there is an absence of turbulence. Underlying instabilities appear. Flaws in the system are revealed. The second law of thermodynamics law mandates that in closed systems, chaos always prevails. But even in light of this ultimate tendency, small salvations are available within the process. In the end, however, the entire system, finally overtaken by entropy, has to collapse, and the implications are catastrophic.
After the events of Chaos Theory, Connor Randall moves to Tokyo, Japan. When his boss dies mysteriously, Connor stumbles onto something puzzling in a vast collection of strange documents. Compelled by a grieving daughter, he delves deeper into the mystery. With his perfect memory, he realizes that certain historical events seem impossible. Yet when he thinks about these impossible events and considers how everything might somehow be connected, he develops an unbelievable conspiracy theory. "They" have no name. They are the powerful cabal whose secret machinations have built empires and kingdoms, and directed the course of human events from behind a curtain of anonymity. Their ominous hegemon...
Victor Nicholas Lebre was born 27 March 1860 in Lewisport, Kentucky. His parents were Claude Francis Lebre and Christiana Boeswald. He married Eva Rosskopf, daughter of Balthasar Rosskopf and Julia Ruhmann, 6 May 1890 in Louisville, Kentucky. They had three children. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in Germany, France and Kentucky.
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... literary periodical publishing chiefly prose: fiction and literary essays and a very small number of poems.
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