Part 4 from the Frankenstein series.

In Frankenstein: Shed Souls, Dean Koontz puts a singular twist upon this traditional story of ambition and science gone wrong, to forge a fresh legend uniquely suited to our times. It really is a story of revenge, redemption, as well as the slim range that separates human from inhuman. The task of creation has begun again. Victor Leben, once Frankenstein, provides seen the near future – and he’s ready to populate it. Using stem cells, “organic” silicon circuitry, and nanotechnology, he will about Frankenstein: Lost Souls engender a race of superhumans – an ideal melding of flesh and machine. With a powerful, enigmatic backer and a secret location where the foes of improvement can’t discover him, Victor is for certain that this period nothing at all can end him. It is up to five people to show him wrong. In their hands rests nothing at all significantly less than the success of mankind itself. They may be drawn together in different ways, by omens sinister and wondrous, towards the same shattering bottom line: Two years after they noticed him die, the person they understood as Victor Helios lives on. As they collect at a little Montana town, previous alliances will become renewed and tested, from within and without, for the problems they encounter will eclipse any they have yet encountered. Yet amid their peril, like will blossom, and pleasure, and they’ll discover sources of strength and determination they never have imagined. They will need them, for the monumental battle is about to commence which will require almost all their ingenuity and courage, as it defines what we are to be . and if we should be at all.