In the tradition and values of C. S. Lewis, with mental warfare in the level of Asimov’s Base and Empire, and featuring gripping battles and surprising twists similar to Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Video game, Primal Screams can be a thought-provoking, heart-pounding research fiction adventure that explores the fact of great and wicked, while tackling profound ethical dilemmas of our period: cloning, planetary conservation, biological agents, nanotechnology, trust and family. Unexpectedly caught in about Primal Screams the middle of a centuries-old conflict between two warring empires, Zach Marshall defeated a cunning and ruthless Krontor captain-Crimson-and kept Earth and Ptain from her nano-engineered plague. However the price was high. While Zach was revered by billions on two worlds, everything he adored had been extracted from him, and his faith have been shaken to its primary. In the aftermath that followed, Zach acquired journeyed to Ptain as Earth’s ambassador to try to secure a future for humanity (and himself), and Crimson had gone rogue searching for Zach and Earth and revenge. Primal Screams (Book One) is the tale of Zach Marshall’s battle to overcome his personal demons, while searching for the beliefs and courage to once again encounter his nemesis and the future. Nothing is as it seems in this high-stakes interplanetary game of power and intrigue. In the epic battle that ensues, Zach must face Crimson in a very personal battle and in a desperate race against time to save lots of everything.