Secret experiments: two lab rats speak out

LONDON - July 21, 2016 - PRLog -- Neptune Books are excited to announce publication of Memoirs of a Lab Rat (www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0993084257), the true story of how a brother and sister discover they are being used as lab rats – in contravention of the Nuremberg Convention outlawing medical experiments without consent – in top-secret experiments in London, England.

Stephen Colson, a sculptor living in Hackney, London, sees the world very differently from his sister, Cynthia, a secular prison chaplain living in Brussels, but when his sister is forced to flee to London for her life, they put their differences to one side as they discover they are being used as guinea pigs in a secret weapons testing in Hackney.  The weapons developers try to kill them when the siblings decide to go public about their discoveries.

In action-packed, true-life tale Memoirs of a Lab Rat, Stephen and Cynthia give an astonishing account of how they manage to stop bickering and keep one step ahead of the attempts on their lives.

"The authors have managed to make terrifying subject matter readable and light-hearted."

"How the brother and sister bounce off each other is delightful."

About the Authors:

While building a zoo in the Middle East, artist Stephen Colson let a white-tailed mongoose sit on his lap.   When the mongoose left, Steve returned to thinking about the next sculpture he would make, mulling it over in three dimensions in his mind.  The artist currently resides in London.

Cambridge University-educated Cynthia has worked at the European Commission in Brussels, Fujibank in the City of London and teaching English in Spain.  She loves being on stage and has lectured widely in both French and English.  She was formerly a prison chaplain and now works in London as a translator.

.Review Copies and Media Interviews:

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