Pawns are but Poor Men

A play in two acts by  Thomas M. Kelly, © 2006

 In the summer of the year 2006, a team consisting of two men and two women discover a serum to stop the aging process for an undeterminable period.  The group knows the power of their discovery:  If the government or the drug industry finds the formula they will either keep the discovery secret or use it to their advantage. The group agrees to test the formula on themselves to prove that it works.  
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ISBN: 9781452407302