Gods of Humanity

Ethan Rhodes' first day at the FBI is just what he imagined - meeting his coworkers, getting his badge and gun, and naturally - taking crap for being only 5'5." His first case is designed to be open and shut. A brilliant geneticist, working for Bio-Life Industries, a Fortune 500 pharmaceutical company, has committed suicide. He even left a note.

Sarah Beeker is a struggling single mother and nurse. Exhausted from picking up every spare shift possible, Sarah's poor judgment leads to a patient's death. The attending doctor manages to keep Sarah's name clear with the stipulation that she quit her job and join Bio-Life Industries. The deal includes a signing bonus and a six-figure salary. Sarah soon learns that her big paycheck comes with a price. Unable to live with the unethical practices of her new employer, and the company's subtle threat against her three-year-old daughter's safety, Sarah becomes desperate.

Agent Rhodes' case evidence soon implicates several upstanding individuals. Reluctantly, the FBI acts. But when Ethan's conspiracy theory results in a botched raid, his case is closed. His next assignment involves a missing nurse, and the trail leads him right back to Bio-Life Industries.

Ethan crosses paths with Sarah, and the two of them race against time to expose an unthinkable genetics program that blurs the lines between cutting-edge technology and ethics.