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"We change lives, ladies and gentlemen. That is what we do".

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Phoenix-Lamneth Corporation does just that. With the success of the Advanced Stem Cell Initiative, diseases like diabetes and Parkinson's have become mere inconveniences of the past. But now the architects of Cellular Freedom have shifted their focus on a more elusive target: The conscious mind.

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Rubicon Harvest offers a world in which the issues of the Great Debates have long been resolved; and the therapeutic utilization of embryonic stem cells has become a universally accepted reality; and in most cases, revered as a modern medical miracle.

On the eve of one of the most important industrial mergers in biotech history, a brutal multiple murder threatens to interfere with the advancement of the Hemispheres Initiative.

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Jon Webb, an ex-soldier framed for the murder, evades capture in an attempt to both clear his name and save his family from covert scientific experimentation.

Detective Sal Gionetti races the clock and wrestles corporate beauracracy trying to unravel the truth behind the mysterious homicide, but his efforts uncover an intricate technological plot that threatens to alter the course of human evolution.

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Rubicon Harvestis a tale of Man and society negotiating the slippery slope of technology. It doesn't necessarily question scientific ethics per se, but rather wonders at what cost do we continue to press the envelope.

This book celebrates the delicate strength of the human mind--the power of the universe that resides within the fleshy folds of the physical brain. It addresses the magical dichotomy of Man's physical existence and His psychological experience.

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It is a love story between the essence of man and Man itself.