Finally!

The end has come.

The GMOs ends at Chapter 17. There are no more words to add.

Difficult chapter, death, evil, marriage, commitment, and children.

Pending revisions, the story ends at 112,301 words.

Soon, to a computer near you, The GMOs presents a world controlled by robots where humans are treated not much better than cargo as their spaceship heads out into the heavens looking for an acceptable planet for the humans to colonize. There will be crime, prisons, gay identification, gay bigotry, gay and straight sex, attempted murder, suicides, sexual evil, children, and just a touch of humor.

On the whole a rather pleasant story. Difficult to write, even though the words flowed easily.

The only thing to remember about this story is that it doesn’t take place here, today. If something sounds morally wrong here, it might not be there, not to say those things occur. This is a story of the future and don’t be aghast at the differences between here and there.

The first chapter will carry a warning that it contains descriptions of unbelievably bloody scenes that have an important impact on the main protagonist of the whole story. After that, those chapters that contain something that some may find uncomfortable to read will contain a warning. Unfortunately, skipping a chapter may have a detrimental impact on reading further chapters; miss something now, might not understand what’s happening later, not to say that will occur.