The Nursery
by Roark Arnett
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Pub Date Oct 01 2022 | Archive Date Sep 30 2022
Description
Kenleigh Maize and her deceased mother are identical twins. Mother-daughter identicals are the new norm in 2061, and they’re fueling an uncontrollable population boom.
A boom only the infertiles can stop.
Kenleigh is one of them. Part of an endangered group of scrutinized women who are immune to the mutation that is causing the egg to self-fertilize. Outcasts.
After a botched DNA test lands Kenleigh in the crosshairs of a geneticist who believes her barren eggs can reverse the crisis, she suspects the encounter is anything but coincidence. She sets out to uncover the truth, not realizing she’s being lured by a man who has been stalking her for decades.
A man who she shares an unthinkable relationship with.
A man who will stop at nothing to recover her eggs.
Book one in the Egg Hunters series, The Nursery is a propulsive science-fiction thriller that is wildly imaginative and unforgettable.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781778221613 |
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Featured Reviews
Kathryn M, Reviewer
"Mother-daughter identicals are the new norm in 2061" was the line that got me invested in reading this book. It was such a interesting concept and I'm glad that it held my expectations. It was such a great science-fiction thriller and a great start of a series. The plot was really well done and I was engaged in what was going on through the characters. The characters felt like real people and I really enjoyed getting to know them. I can't wait to read more in the Egg Hunters series.
"A warm wave of sorrow welled from within. His eyes glazed over. Paulina’s message reminded him of the real reason he was here. The purpose for all this. Mar’s life had been ripped away from her family. All because of a technological revolution fueled by Bio One."
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