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- ISBN 9781803782690
- Dimensions: 148 x 210mm
- Publication Date: 25 Mar 2025
- Publisher: Cranthorpe Millner Publishers
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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STRICT GENDER CONFORMITY IS ENFORCED BY LAW.
In a world, where genes have been damaged and those with chromosomal defects are hunted down and imprisoned, Cam and Liddy fear for their lives.
Escaping capture, they join a covert network, which opposes the strict gender and purity laws, and welcomes difference. There, Cam meets Tom. As their bond strengthens and her latent talents emerge, her true heritage and the extent of her powers are revealed.
The resistance claims Cam as their own, but has she escaped one form of oppression only to find she's no longer free to decide her own path?
“Disturbingly believable... prepare to be enlightened and utterly hooked.” - Vered Neta
“A positive affirmation that being different is okay. No matter how you choose to live, we are all human.” - Jane A McGowan
“An emotional rollercoaster through a gender-conforming dystopia that is extremely pertinent to our real world.” - Alethea Lyons
Tracy Todd is an accomplished writer and author, having dabbled in everything from short stories to business books. With a series of published short stories and novels, her work has also featured in Indigo Dreams, Hammond House and Mslexia. One of her novels was longlisted for Mslexia's Novel Competition, and the first draft of The Apex Agenda was well received by the Penguin Random House Write Now Competition. From a pool of 1,700 applicants, Tracy was one of the 150 writers invited to attend a workshop in Nottingham. Currently, she is working on The Apex Agenda TV script with co-writer D. Scott-Jones.
Outside of writing, Tracy runs a non-profit social enterprise, The Equality Practice, which promotes the idea that everyone, independent of their gender, age, background or personal circumstances, should have the opportunity to thrive and live a life that is fulfilling and meaningful to them. Since 2016, The Equality Practice has worked on projects, conferences and programmes that promote inclusion, value, respect and belonging.
