Resurrection: Revenge of Zeeka Book 5

Resurrection: Revenge of Zeeka Book 5 is the grand finale in the mind-boggling five-book Science fiction series Revenge of Zeeka. Someone resurrected and it is not Zeeka.Number Nine, the zombie, who police thought was dead in the massacre at the Carnival event in February 2036 is alive.Mandy's robot helper, Eve, encounters a stranger in the backyard.When Eve tells him she is a robot, he tells her his story. Eve promises to keep their discussion a secret but records the conversation on her security device and plays it for Steven and Mandy.Number Nine collapses in the backyard with an epileptic fit, and Eve alerts the Gosh hospital. Tests and records confirm that he is Number Nine. He is not a zombie and is the biological son of Bill Grady – Master Zeeka, who made him grow up with zombies because he was misdiagnosed with microcephaly- a disease associated with the zika virus that infected his mother, Angelina Grady, who died in childbirth. His name is Nieman Grady and is 22 years old.Steven faces opposition to the launch of his most significant invention of the century.Nieman Grady - Number Nine is the first volunteer to test it and is healed of his neurological disorder.Here is an extract from a review.'While the series started with possible abuse of medical technology, the last book leaves us hopeful that technology can one day serve us better than most of us can imagine.'[ Amazon Reviewer]

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Brenda Mohammed, a former Bank Manager from Trinidad, is a renowned, multi-award-winning, and bestselling author who has published 46 books. Her genres are memoirs, romance, science fiction, mysteries, psychological thriller, children's books, Christian books, poetry, and self-help.She is the Founder of the How to Write for Success Literary Network.Her superb writing skills won her several literary awards in the USA, Peru, Kazakhstan, Seychelles, Nigeria, India, Romania, Argentina, Morocco, Philippines, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Spain, Italy, France, Switzerland, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and the UK.

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