Super Gene Audiobook Novels & Stories

Clara's POV The human genome unraveled like a ticking time bomb beneath my fingertips, each genetic sequence a potential weapon more deadly than any arsenal humanity had ever conceived. Sophie's neural regeneration breakthrough wasn't just scientific innovation—it was a revolution waiting to detonate, and I was standing at ground zero.

“You’re using a fake medical theory to terrorize a four-year-old. Have you fallen that low?” “Fake?” Julian stood up, walking toward a silver tray on the bar. He picked up a weathered, yellowed envelope. “My mother, Beatrice, wasn’t just a designer, Victoria. She was a scholar of the family’s secrets. She kept a private log of the genetic markers Silas was obsessed with. This envelope contains the ‘cure’—the actual genomic sequence that proves the ‘decay’ is a recessive trait that can be suppressed with the right treatment. Treatment only I possess.”

Braydon forces a small smile when I look over at him but it doesn’t reach his eyes. “Why? What kind of agency steals and buys babies? It’s sick. Those motherfuckers.” The rage burns hard and fast inside me. How could anyone take a baby from their parents, their home? “They wanted to use us to develop a gene therapy, and they knew our heritage would put them strides ahead of the other agencies trying to do the same thing. They thought that by using us they would be able to cheat their way into the lead and win the race to create the first true super soldiers.” He pauses again. His fingers squeezing my thighs makes me wince and he eases up his grip on me, tucking me further under his arm inste

A few of Levi's teeth came loose, and his whole face was drenched in blood. He still looked at Claudia in confusion. "Audie, what's going on? Audie, why was I not the father? How could it be? "You were the one who said that I had smart genes and our baby would inherit the Zahns' fortune!" As soon as Levi's hands landed on Claudia's she immediately flung them away in disgust. She then kicked him in the face, the heel stabbing right into Levi's eyeball. "Get away from me, you disgusting thing!

“I can help.” She stared at him. “I designed the code. I can rewrite it.” Grace hesitated, then nodded. They typed in sync. Adrian and Cassian held the room, gunfire echoing as Jade’s guards flooded in. “Fifteen seconds!” Henry hit the final key. “Done.” The signal reversed. Aftermath All over the world, genome carriers who would have died lived. In Brazil, a child with accelerated healing woke up from a coma. In Nairobi, a woman who hadn’t felt emotions in years cried.

He couldn't wait to get home and relax in the comfort of his luxurious mansion. The night sky was dark and foreboding as Bernard left the office and got into his sleek black Audi. The temperature had dropped sharply, and it was now bitterly cold. Bernard turned up the heat and began his journey home. He was lost in thought, thinking about the events of the day. As he drove, the warning light on his dashboard started blinking, signaling that his car needed attention.

Instead, he extended a hand and ruffled his hair lovingly. Vincent was dumbstruck. What in the world was happening? He had expected Ambrose to banter with him. He felt somehow addled with the affectionate way they were looking at him. … Larissa had a discussion with Athena. Athena thought gene mutation was the cause of Vincent's inheritance of the special ability. It was a heritable trait in Larissa's family, and Ambrose's genes used to be altered. That must be the issue. Athena only had three pills, so they had three months at most. None of them had any idea of what would happen once Vincent's special ability went rogue after three months.

"An extraterrestrial mutagen. Like a CRISPR sequence, but... planetary." "Exactly," Malik nodded at her, impressed. "The dust tried to rewrite our genome. It tried to push us to the next stage of evolution. But human DNA is stubborn. It is protected by millions of years of immune defense." He lowered his hand, the gravity well dissipating. "For most people, the body fought back. The immune system identified the cosmic code as a virus and purged it. They got sick for a few days—a flu, a fever—and then they went back to normal. They rejected the gift. They remained human. We call them The Superless."

"Your DNA contains the blueprints for abilities humans have dreamed of for millennia. Superhuman strength. Accelerated healing. Enhanced senses. All encoded in your genes. Genes we created. Genes we own. And now we're going to extract them, refine them, and give them to people who will actually appreciate what they have." His face hardens. "Unlike you. Unlike every enhanced wolf who's ever fought against their purpose. Who've tried to escape. Who've wasted their abilities on petty territorial conflicts and pack politics. You were given gifts and you squandered them. So we're taking them back." The Augments have stopped their training. All six are standing in formation now, watching us with t

How could such a mediocre child get into Legendary Youth Academy? Jenson changed his words. “But Jens inherited my daddy’s genius gene. He has a super memory and can memorize everything at a single glance. Apart from communication difficulties, there are almost no other shortcomings.” Hearing these words, Monster stopped paying attention to Jenson. “Such hasty last-minute efforts, what kind of abilities could he have possibly learned?”