Doctor Stone has spent most of his life developing a machine that could revolutionize modern medicine. But at what cost?
From the moment Johnathon Stone's synthetic gene printer enabled an apple tree to grow without water, the potential of his invention seemed limitless. But what will happen when Gila Pharmaceuticals finally authorizes him to begin development of synthetic human genes?
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Matthew was born and raised in and around Effingham, Illinois. He earned an associate degree in computer programming from Lake Land College in Mattoon, Illinois. He has a love of animals (especially dogs) and all things science fiction. His favorite superheroes are Superman, Martian Manhunter, and Spiderman.
In addition to being an author, he also runs a small video and tabletop game convention in his hometown.