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THE SIXTH EXTINCTION

​The year is 2053. Jerome “Romey” Powell leads a team of paleontologists to uncover a revolutionary find in the heart of Northern Africa… one that renews hope for the revival of dwindling bird populations globally. Meanwhile, Mitogen’s cloning technology sows the seeds of de-extinction, ushering a revival of some of earth’s most iconic megafauna. ​

    Nearly a century later, far beneath the Saharan sands of Algeria, Lotta Eklund leads a team of physicists with the aim of uncovering the mysteries of our universe. Back at the surface, a trio of colossal domes form a proving ground for integrating self-sustaining ecosystems beyond our world. Veterinarian Camila Perez oversees one dome in particular called the ARC, an artificial preserve teeming with sub-Saharan biodiversity, including de-extinct species not seen for centuries and, in some cases, millennia.

    These stories intertwine to trap humanity in a web of its own making, one that harbors some of the most efficient—and brutal—species to have ever existed. A new era emerges that bends to no man or woman. An era brought on by the RIFT.

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Paperback: 726 pages

Hardcover: 630 pages