William Gore is not a mad scientist: he is a dedicated medical researcher working on an AIDS serum.  Spurred by his knowledge of the millions of victims to be saved, he is on the brink of a major breakthrough. But as things begin to go askew,  he must decide how far he will  go to ensure success. What level of risk will he take, and who is he prepared to sacrifice? The answers become more terrifying than you can imagine as William Gore treads a path to horror.

          The Gore Experiment may be fiction, but it addresses real issues in the world of experimental vaccines, desperately sought disease-busting drugs and genetic engineering. Science is exposing us to risks through overconfidence and ignorance of the ramifications. 

        This is not a book for the faint-hearted. H. Jay Scheuermann adds a new high-tech dimension to the traditions of horror as William Gore paves his own road to hell.

H. Jay Scheuermann was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1964, and he's since lived in several cities within the U.S. and Canada. Currently, he resides in the small town of Aztec, New Mexico, where he spends most of his time writing in many forms. His primary passion is writing fiction, followed closely by poetry and song. He has also written many articles for newspapers throughout the country. When he's not involved in a writing project, he takes pleasure in water-skiing, fishing and restoring antiques.