Project Cain

By: Geoffrey Girard

Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer

A thrilling YA companion to S&S Touchstone's Cain's Blood, releasing simultaneously.

Fifteen-year-old Jeff Jacobson had never heard of Jeffrey Dahmer, the infamous serial killer who brutally murdered seventeen people more than twenty years ago. But Jeff's life changes forever when the man he'd thought was his father hands him a government file telling him he was constructed in a laboratory only seven years ago, part of a top-secret government cloning experiment called 'Project CAIN.' There, he was created entirely from Jeffrey Dahmer's DNA. There are others like Jeff - those genetically engineered directly from the most notorious murderers of all time: The Son of Sam, The Boston Strangler, Ted Bundy...even other Jeffrey Dahmer clones. Some raised, like Jeff, in caring family environments; others within homes that mimicked the horrific early lives of the men they were created from. When the most dangerous boys are set free by the geneticist who created them, the summer of killing begins. Worse, these same teens now hold a secret weapon even more dangerous than the terrible evil they carry within. Only Jeff can help track the clones down before it's too late. But will he catch the 'monsters' before becoming one himself?

©2013 Geoffrey Girard (P)2013 Audible, Inc.

Can an author rip off his own work?

Cains Blood? ProjectCain? Gee, which one should I buy.
Buy one or the other. It is a great story- but they are both the same story. These stories are the same story told from two different viewpoints.
Each story is a five star book, but when you read the story the second time it is anticlimactic, so it is a bit of a disappointment

Project Cain

What would you do if you found out your a clone of Jeffrey Dahmer, and that a secret government is cloning serial killers? poor Jeff is only sixteen when his scientist father tells him all this and then disappears. Jeff and Ranger Castillo hunt down the six other clones and look for other clones. will he turn out like the person he was cloned? great book

Grabbed me from the start

I loved Raising Cain- so I wanted to read this. The book, grabbed me more than "Raising". Thought provoking, emotional journey of these kids is tough. I don't know how this is determined a YA book, because I think it was more emotionally violent then "raising". However, Jeff made it feel like you were right there with him as he told his story, and experienced life.