Stem: Cells That Divide

About the Book

There are those who will do anything to stop the embryonic stem cell research. They say they are doing God’s work. Could be, or is there a hidden truth? Anti-stem cell demonstrators occupy the Free Forum area across from Mike’s office. They plague him, but that, too, is not the whole truth. Is there a connection between Mike and their leader, and does a connection emerge between Mike and the woman he thinks of as “Eyes?” The truth of the promise of stem cells may have to wait. Then again, it is just possible you may catch a glimpse into the future.

About the Author

BRUCE R. SWINBURNE knows higher education. He earned a Bachelor of Arts from the U. of Northern Iowa--commissioned in the United States Marine Corp the day he graduated--served as a platoon commander, company executive officer, and company commander. After being honorably discharged, he taught in the public schools and earned a Master of Arts from the University of Northern Colorado. He served two community colleges. His doctorate in higher education is from Indiana University. He served as a graduate professor of higher education for twenty-five years. Simultaneously, he served as dean, for a year, and Vice President of Student Affairs for thirteen years. He has served two private colleges-- as president, and another as trustee. He established programs in higher education, restored, built, and consulted with institutions. He has chaired more than seventy-five Ph.D and Ed.D graduates-- presidents, vice presidents, deans, faculty, etc. Swinburne now writes fiction full- time. He likes to say, “My students thought all my writing was fiction.” This book is STEM: Cells That Divide. Mike Noble and the uninhibited Lynn Bosen Noble are back at Great Rivers University. The third book in the trilogy, Lynn’s Journal is coming along. You’ll want to learn all about Lynn!