An Alien Flaw

What if humanity's greatest limitation wasn't political, technological, or moral, but biological?

In An Alien Flaw, James A. Davis delivers a provocative blend of science fiction, philosophy, and speculative science that asks an unsettling question:
What if an ancient survival rule embedded in human DNA is silently sabotaging our ability to solve long-term problems?

Through a fast-moving narrative filled with street magicians, planetary crises, and sharp dialogue, this book explores why civilizations, human and otherwise, stall at the exact moment progress matters most. As planets drift toward destruction and solutions mysteriously fail to stick, a deeper pattern emerges: once humans believe they've found "the answer," their minds resist revisiting it, even when it's wrong.

This isn't a typical sci-fi adventure. It's a thought experiment disguised as a story, blending humor, imagination, and unsettling logic to challenge how we think, decide, and evolve.

If you enjoy speculative fiction that makes you question reality long after the last page, An Alien Flaw will stay with you.