Dormant Seeds

About the Book

With global warming threatening the very existence of humankind, satellite imagery of the earth revealed one area with green vegetation that appeared to have been resistant to the droughts and floods. When Federal investigations were conducted to investigate the reason for this, they discovered more than they expected. For not only was the land still producing crops and the livestock thriving, but the farmers were too. There was only one problem. The farmers, on further study, weren’t human. DORMANT SEEDS is a psychological sci-fi thriller that chronicles the adventures of the aliens, Caleb and Gretchen, as they seek to evade the authorities on the streets and in the sewers of Washington, D.C., and the scientists, Erin Fletcher, a botanist, and Mark Jansen, a molecular biologist, as they befriend the alien girl, Gretchen, and seek to save the human race from extinction. With a cast of characters that continually demonstrates mans’ inhumanity to man, the reader may find themselves rooting for the aliens.

About the Author

Terry Brazier earned his B.A. in psychology and M.B.A. from the University of Missouri. After graduation, he served in the U.S. Marine Corps. His professional career spanned forty years in systems analysis and application programming for a variety of industries and major computer manufacturers. He lives near St. Louis, MO.