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I know taking a chance on a new indie author can be a hurdle. If you’re here you probably read my blurb and thought it sounded like a cool premise with everyday characters showing up in a crisis. And then your Second Thoughts kicked in.
What if the writing isn’t good?
What if it’s AI slop? (It’s not, you can read my stance on AI in creative work here.)
What if I spend $4 on something I don’t like?
Here’s your chance to put those worries to rest.
Download Chapters 1-3 to see if The Dementia is the book for you.
You’ll meet the main characters
Tevita, a rebel artist with a chip on his shoulder,
Mario, the social worker on call who would really rather be in bed,
Nayeli, a young radio operator chronically late for work,
and Jacks, a fellow radio operator jaded by working for a corrupt governor.
You’ll be introduced to the city inside the generation ship Destiny, population 30,000
with
its giant sculptured tree the centerpiece of the public space,
its green parks, coffee shops, and people walking to work,
and the one disaster that threatens it all that no one saw coming.
What People Are Saying
“This is exactly the book I needed right now, when the world seems so hopeless. There were so many times it felt like the characters were talking to me and not each other! Fabulous worldbuilding, characters that immediately felt real, and exciting space adventures. I can’t recommend this highly enough.”
— Mara Greengrass On Amazon“I loved this book, particularly the divergent responses between the different asteroid topside cities based on the individual political structures, the quality of leadership, and the frustration of the populace. Although the engineering challenges were the glue holding the ships together… I was gripped by socio-political challenges, interpersonal frustrations, and new connections. It’s definitely a timely reminder of what we can do when we band together and what happens when we fall apart.”
— Kimberly On Amazon“What a ride! It started out tense and then built and build toward a very pulse-pounding ending, but with enough rest points along the way to keep the story flowing. I really like the characters, Jacks being my favorite, and the differences in the political situations on the ships created a lot of interesting tensions and complications. Looking forward to the sequel!”
— S.M.M. Lindström On Goodreads