I'm nervous about this one. The book, not the cover. It's a dystopian novel. Well, novella. 47K words. Originally it was a short story I'd written years ago. I decided to revamp and release it. I thought it would be a quick turnaround but it has taken weeks. As a result, the story changed into something different.
I was in love with Blood Gem. This one. . . I'm not so sure how folks will react.
I think the cover came out swell though.
Pristine's current synposis (in progress):
An engineered virus changed everything.
No one knew society was falling when it was.
Sunny Hudson is seventeen, famous and pregnant. In a world where infertility is the norm, and couples beg for a healthy child, Sunny is ecstatic to do her civic duty and be a donor mother. . . for the right price. She enrolls in the exclusive Barrons Academy, an academic and research facility for young donor parents, to become the willing plaything of a multimillionaire -- until love, deceit, and murder change the rules of the
game.
Now Sunny must choose between opening her heart, survival, or exposing a truth that could spark revolution.
Pristine is a dystopian novella that questions what love really looks like in a world where perfection is expected.
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