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Project chimera
READING AGE 16+
Yoonjmxt
Suspense/Thriller
ABSTRACT
BLURB
PROJECT CHIMERA
By Theriza
The monsters they created have come home.
Former Dr. Bridget Carter never intended to unleash hell. Once a rising star in genetic science, she walked away from the illegal experiments that twisted DNA into something unnatural, something alive. Now a quiet mother trying to forget, she finds herself trapped in Miami’s crowded Bayside Mall… just as the creatures she once helped design break loose.
George Alvarez, a Miami police officer, thought it would be just another patrol. Instead, he’s forced into chaos, fighting to protect civilians in a mall overrun by predators not born of nature, while struggling to keep his life long secret. Survival is the only priority.
As bodies fall and exits vanish, Bridget, George, and a small group of strangers, including a fading boxer, a disciplined fighter, and a scientist with dangerous knowledge, must navigate a maze of terror, uncover what went wrong, and stop the creatures before they reach the city beyond.
But these aren’t mindless beasts.
They evolve.
They hunt with intent.
And they remember the people who made them.
“The past never dies, it mutates.”