Melanie Bokstad Horev
Author of 'The Female Breeders' and other books.
Writer of books - lover of sports, space, and science.
Melanie has consistently been enthusiastic about great stories, but she never got around to writing them down. She finally found time and is currently writing books in her favorite genre of (dystopian) sci-fi.
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In a world where hope has been scorched by fire and forgotten gods, Nour fights to survive.
She's a warrior, a sister, and a survivor in the brutal wasteland of Aridex. But when she discovers a long-hidden truth about her family, her life becomes a race against time.
A prophecy, whispered through the ages, binds her to a destiny she never wanted. She must choose: protect her brother, the only family she has left, or embrace a fate that could save or destroy them all.
The Day Blazers, a ruthless force with blades thirsty for blood, hunt her across the unforgiving desert. And from the ruins of the old world, monstrous creatures rise, their hunger as ancient as the wasteland itself.
Can Nour find the strength to stand against the darkness and save her people, or will the desert claim them all, burying their dreams beneath a blanket of sand and grit?
“Wow, one of the best dystopian/post-apocalyptic books I’ve ever read." - Goodreads reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The Female Breeders
a Dystopian Novel
In a near-future all-female controlled world, the brilliant blunt scientist Neen Salvek uncovers an unsettling truth about the usage of males as breeding stock, leading her on a path of discovery toward the true agenda of the self-proclaimed leader of the propaganda-driven society.
"Ideas are cheap, it is only what you do with them that counts"
Isaac Asimov
About Melanie B. Horev
Melanie has a doctorate in molecular cell biology. She has an unpreceded passion for storytelling, reading, space, travel, and sports. Besides being a fierce scientist she loves immersing herself in a good plot with some tea and chocolate.
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