Epiphany's Sin

Aneska Montez is a contradiction.

She is cruel to a fault, driven by bitterness and loneliness.

She is a visionary genius whose unlimited imagination has been turned into reality time and time again.

Abuse and trauma follow her like a miasma, that which she has both endured and that which she ladles out in equal measure. No one has ever measured up, be it a parent or a personal relationship, leaving them as either a lodestone weighing her down or an empty pantomime best discarded.

Loneliness, arrogance, genius, and vision put the geneticist on the path to creating the only companion she has ever found worthy of her company. A level of hubris that births the only being that could shake Aneska Montez’s narcissistic worldview and leave the rest of the world reeling in the process.

Herself.

Author Biography

A freshman author, C. Isaac Yadon has practiced writing and prose for years outside the realm of day jobs and the nine to five. He has known a love of Science Fiction and Fantasy for most of his life, fostered by time spent buried in stacks of borrowed books from his mother or browsing the stacks of the numerous used book stores that filled the metroplex of Dallas/Fort Worth. He loves fiction that focuses on exploration and speculation. Stories such as Clarke’s Rendezvous With Rama some of his favorites in the Science Fiction genre.