Gini's Island

A seventeen year old boy learns that his being half chimpanzee is unusual in other parts of the world. His creator, Gini, also made a monkey girl before turning to more refined genetic pursuits. As the UN is investigating strange rumors about the island, the monkey-boy narrator is discovered and blows Gini's ruse to the outside world. Then, both he and the girl have to be eliminated because they are fully half human. Large, strong creatures resembling a vertical lizard, with ten percent of a human brain, have been bred to serve perfected children who are being raised and schooled on the island. Despite being smarter that even Gini himself, the children fall into the roles of island rulers and tormentors of the others. When the narrator stumbles across a bone field of euthanized beings, he and his girlfriend earn a second reason for being killed. It is the two half-breeds that must tackle Gini and his murderous ways or be killed along with others.