A H Haga

Artificial Generation A H Haga

''A thought-provoking tale that is magnificent in describing how the main character becomes a heroine.'' - Patrik Sahlstrøm, author of Books of Future Darkness Elena is part of a generation of artificially created children. Believed to be humankind's last hope, they have only one purpose: to breed. Elena, however, doesn't want children. If she goes against the Council, she risks losing everything she ever cared about. When her world is attacked, threatening to end their very way of life, Elena must fight for her, and her peers', right to live how they want and make their own choices. Compared to WOOL by Hugh Howey, THE HANDMAIDS TALE by Margaret Atwood and THE DEEDS OF PAKSENARRION by Elizabeth Moon, ARTIFICIAL GENERATION is a book about human and woman rights, fear of what you don't understand, and finding ones self. With LGBTQ+ and steampunk elements, ARTIFICIAL GENERATION is bound to take you for a ride.