Superspecies Three by Gordon Byron, Washington D.C.

Superspecies Three is available now if you're a fool for science fiction fantasy mysteries involving genetically-engineered animals rejecting human control of earth.

Storyline:

Third installment in The Superspecies Series. At this point in the story, Jack Falcon, Rick Skaggs, Morey Intinman and the gang are doing all they can to protect Superspecies from the combined forces of the EPA and other organizations obsessed with their destruction. Witnessing events as they unfold, Falcon exposes the utter ruthlessness of the EPA's secret extermination program while Dr. Intinman fights for their preservation within scholary and media realms. Meanwhile Superspecies extermination intensifies as the government does everything in its power to speed up the process and hide their actions from both public scrutiny and official oversight.

Falcon and Intinman collaborate more readily as the conflict intensifies in order to increase their chances of success. Leveling up their efforts as they go head-to-head with seemingly insurmountable odds stacked against them. Fighting anti-Superspecies forces in public protests, speaking engagements and covert operations by sharing information with the press about destructive and illegal operations going on inside White River National Forest. Risking their reputations, freedom and lives at the same time.

It all comes to a head when they're invited to vent their grievances before a Senate committee charged with the Superspecies problem, accompanied by increased scrutiny from the press as the issue invokes international attention and public outcry. Leading to some welcome benefits and unexpected problems as actions they attempt to keep hidden are threatened by the possibility of exposure. They spill most of what they know or have witnessed to the Senate in the hopes the legal establishment will afford special protection to the animals, resulting in less than impressive results overall.