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Blood Will Tell
- Narrated by: Hubert Williams
- Length: 1 hr and 44 mins
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Summary
"Life is never fair. And perhaps it is a good thing for us that it is not." (Oscar Wilde)
When we think evolution, we think of the life forms we can see. But what if evolution should occur on the microscopic level?
What if red blood cells achieved intelligence? Would they be happy at the world in which they find themselves? And if they didn't, what might they do?
In this story intelligent blood is starting an offensive against Man.
One lone telepath finds himself a helpless spectator as the race of Man is subjugated into mindless drones.
When the war is over, and he finds himself totally alone ...How can he go on and why?
©2011 Roland D. Yeomans (P)2013 Roland D. Yeomans