Doctor Sam Enright and his geneticist wife, Dorinda, face turmoil in their small town when a dozen adolescent girls show up pregnant at Sam’s office—and they’re all virgins. When their own daughter falls victim to the same fate, the Enrights rush to Homeland Security for answers. As the questions multiply, they realize they are at the vanguard of a worldwide epidemic, and the mystery deepens. As events escalate, a disparate group of international doctors, scientists, and mothers-to-be are brought together at Dorinda’s genetics lab in Middle America. They race to find the cause and meaning of the mysterious pregnancies, but every discovery reveals a new, worse scenario, leaving humanity's very existence in question.

Jamaica Me Crazy says:

I just finished the most wonderful, uplifting book I've read in years. Epiphany started out as a mystery, about virgin births around the world. I thought, aliens, government plot gone haywire, but the story itself was with the girls and the babies, and the future of our planet and species. Wonderfully written, I don't think anyone who reads it will come away disappointed. If there were more 
than five stars this would definitely earn more. Brilliant plot, beautiful ending.

Karen Fisher

Wow. I just started to read the first two chapters and could not put it down. I even missed my yoga Class. It is awesome.