This is a very good book for may reasons. It is well-written with a number of endearing characters. The basic premise of the story is that individuals are DNA. The story includes action as the regression is fought and personal interactions as members of families are stricken. The book offers much to think about as the scientist finds the reason for the individual regressions.

This is one of those books that was picked because of an interesting premise, and I'm glad that I did. The story was amazing and kinda scary how everything in The book could be possible.

Violence suddenly starts breaking out all over the world. Nurse Lynn Eastwood and her husband, who works for intelligence, become aware that this aggression is actually a symptom not of any kind of new civilisation neurosis, but of a terrifying new illness, starting with headaches and fever.
Then, a blogger takes a video of something ape-like. Surely we are not turning into crazed Neanderthals?

A variant of zombie horror stories, this novel puts some good speculative science into the sub genre. So-called homo sapiens have evolved to become the ultimate apex predator, but at a horrendous cost to the rest of the planet and its delicate eco system. Could it be that something, somehow, has decided to pull the plug on us?

If you like your SF or horror.action packed, you will enjoy it, but this is bleak stuff, possibly reflecting the unease many people must already be feeling about how so much, socially and politically, has devolved already in recent years, and perhaps, how much worse things could get from here.

I really enjoyed this book. It wasn't predictable in the way other similar books have been. I was invested in the characters which were well fleshed out and real. You know who you're rooting for but you do not know how they could possibly succeed.