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Evolution Wars: sci fi genetic engineering

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This story contains 37,000 words and is available in Kindle Unlimited.

When Cmdr. Eric Stoner, Executive Officer of the Terran Republic Navy battlecruiser Tobruk, is suddenly reassigned to the Reserve Fleet, in order to make room for the promotion of a genetically enhanced officer, he suspects that something is wrong. He quickly discovers that Homo Sapiens is in danger of being replaced by Homo Superior, a stronger, more intelligent and more aggressive version of Humanity. The Enhanced Humans are still outnumbered by Sapiens but they’re very intelligent and they’re just about ready to take over complete control of the Navy. Can Stoner and his fellow Sapien officers save their species or will Homo Sapiens go the way of the Neanderthals? Who will win the Evolution Wars? This story will appeal to fans of military SF.

128 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 3, 2020

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Dietmar Arthur Wehr

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92 reviews5 followers
February 6, 2020
Almost a juvenile SF book. The plot and character development are very basic if heroic. The technology that allows one out of date light cruiser to destroy squadrons of larger was not believable and the sudden turn at the end was disappointing and came out of left field. This story needs some editing and rewriting because it has good ideas.
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91 reviews1 follower
March 4, 2021
Evolution Wars is a great military sci-fi with an interesting story. It examines issues with eugenics and human evolution as it presents a scenario where Homo Sapiens have become displaced and oppressed by their own generically engineered subrace of superior humans. The resulting conflict certainly raises questions about the wisdom of altering our own generic code and exactly what or who qualifies to represent "humanity" in a future where genetically superior humans exist. If you are a fan of action-oriented military sci-fi with interesting plots and characters, this is the perfect book for you.

Special thanks to Dietmar Wehr, who gave me this book as part of his mailing list promotion. If you like his work, I strongly suggest finding Wehr's website and joining his mailing list where you can find his latest updates, promotions, and occasionally free books!
57 reviews
February 22, 2021
Intriguing story

With a satisfying beginning, good storyline, good characters.

Not so satisfying is the ending and the knowledge it’s not foreseen as a series, yet. Please reconsider! :)

It’s still worth the stars.
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4 reviews1 follower
February 6, 2020
Worthwhile. 3 stars, I gave the synchronicity wars 4. Never tempted to put the book down.
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May 5, 2022
Good read but I hate the ending

Yep, I really wanted our two heroes to come out on top. But that was. Not to be. So sad
4,419 reviews37 followers
December 9, 2022
May the best man win.

A war that makes no sense and ends a little quickly? The super villain doesnt use all his options. How version two is created not explained?
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February 4, 2023
Mediocre story with flat and undeveloped characters. OK to read if you have found a copy on a train but I would advise against spending your money on it.
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