The Sower 2.0

The outrageous and controversial San Francisco Chronicle Bestseller by Kemble Scott, pen name for fiction of Scott James, whose columns appear in The New York Times and The Bay Citizen. In a remote corner of the world where the Armenian Genocide took place a scientist discovers a virus that could change the course of mankind. But unlocking the secret of the virus, and learning the surprising way the infection spreads, turns into an international chase – with powerful forces who will do anything to obtain the virus and its secret. Set in a “what if?” alternative version of the present day, The Sower is a page-turning thriller that’s also biting commentary on today’s culture wars. This 2.0 edition has been updated for 2010.

"Dark, subversive, and laugh-out-loud funny.” -- Raj Patel, author of the international bestsellers The Value of Nothing and Stuffed and Starved. "The Sower is the Da Vinci Code as seen through the twisted eyes of John Waters and transcribed by the Marquis de Sade.” --David Henry Sterry, author of the bestsellers Chicken and and Hos, Hookers, Call Girls and Rent Boys. "The Sower entertains, enlightens, and manages to push a whole lot of buttons in the process...one of those ‘can’t put it down’ books that runs the reader though the full slate of emotions from start to finish." --Kate Douglas, author of the bestselling Wolf Tales series.