In a future dystopian world, humans have evolved into an advanced race. Amaranthines have learned to harness the Earth’s energy and use it to prolong their lives, but at a cost.
In a world that has grown cold and distant, and hasn’t seen a child born in a long time, there comes a female unlike all the rest, possessing the ability to give them everything they need. Yet she has sworn to watch this new universe burn. A place that took everything from her and left her for dead.
There are those trying to convince her to save the world, while there are others trying to destroy her, and any hope she brings.
Which side will win?
This is the first novel in The Guardian of Life series from Kim Iverson, which blends Science Fiction with Fantasy and a sprinkling of Horror.
Series Title: The Guardian of Life
- Hope of the Future
- Daughter of the Red Planet
- Ancient Scars
- Under Empty Stars
Genre: Science Fiction Fantasy, Fantasy Thriller
Where to Purchase
Digital
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Paperback can be found at all major retailers and many smaller stores.
Read the first chapter here –
https://kimberlysueiverson.com/hope-of-the-future-the-beginning
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