The Specimen 23 trilogy · Book 2
Specimen 23: Preserve
Allen Fletcher and Brian Maynard thought discovering the truth about Specimen 23 would close the file. Instead, what they found leaves them with another lead—and questions the first investigation never answered.
Reads as a standalone — no prior series reading required.
The truth about Specimen 23 should have ended the investigation. Instead, Allen and Brian find another lead in Colorado and a deeper trail of consequences from a program that never truly stopped shaping their lives.
Allen Fletcher and Brian Maynard thought discovering the truth about Specimen 23 would finally close the file.
Instead, the records leave them with another lead in Colorado.
Allen treats it like an investigation. Brian sees a scientific question they can’t ignore. Following both takes them deeper into the history of the program that connected them—and into consequences that did not end when the experiment did.
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A Specimen 23 prequel novella
Specimen 23: Archive
Six days before a name disappears, an old DNA result changes everything.
Christine Avery is helping turn decades of medical research into a modern archive when a genetic result from 1998 raises a terrifying possibility: the person behind it may be living with an inherited heart condition capable of causing sudden cardiac arrest.
There is one problem.
In six days, the protected link between the research record and the person behind it is scheduled to be destroyed.
Then Christine discovers records that were never supposed to fit into the archive at all.
Archive is a short prequel novella — a one-sitting read that opens the full-length Specimen 23 trilogy.