What happened to the Neanderthals 40,000 years ago? They had larger brains. Superior cognition. Yet they vanished.
Now, a bold infrastructure project—an Amazonian highway spearheaded by Brazil’s president—triggers a chain reaction that uncovers a buried truth. Something ancient. Something engineered.
This revised edition of Neanderthal fuses evolutionary enigma with ecological urgency and first-contact tension. As humanity confronts an intelligence rooted in our own genetic past, the story probes deep questions: What defines intelligence? What survives? And what happens when the dominant species is no longer us?
Hard science fiction meets psychological realism in a speculative thriller that challenges everything we thought we knew about extinction, evolution, and the future of our species.
“A cerebral, chilling vision of humanity’s forgotten past—and its possible future.”
