Kovac’s Children: Born in the Jungle

Kovac’s Children is a haunting biotech thriller about control, consent, and what it truly means to be human.Investigative journalist Clarissa Mortensen receives an anonymous tip about a hidden genetics lab deep in the Congolese jungle. She expects corruption, maybe an illegal fertility racket. What she uncovers is something far more chilling: a rogue biotech facility producing engineered children, built on the backs—and bodies—of surrogate mothers.At the center of it all is Dr. Luka Kovac, a visionary-turned-prophet who believes suffering is a design flaw. With backing from a powerful foundation and a silent global elite, he’s rewriting the blueprint of the human race—one gene-edited embryo at a time.Gripping, lyrical, and terrifyingly plausible, Clarissa asks the question: If perfection is possible… who gets to define it?