Glassborn Chronicles

In 2081, Earth is dying faster than anyone predicted. After floods destroy her veterinary practice, Lira accepts a one-way mission to VossColony – humanity's last hope for survival. She's tasked with raising Mars' first rabbits, bred for meat, fur and comfort on a hostile planet. From liftoff, her mission partner, Uchenna, seems… off. The woman Lira trained with was rigid and meticulous. Now she's cracking jokes, skipping protocols, and forgetting things she shouldn't. Something's wrong with the rabbit program – and it's already bound for Mars. Exodus is a propulsive dystopian prequel to Glassborn for fans of the class warfare in Red Rising, the systemic horror of The Handmaid's Tale, and the claustrophobic setting of Wool.

Curiosity killed the colony once. Valence's job is making sure it never happens again. In 2083, a novel bacteria erupted from the Martian soil, turning skin to glass and leaving only a handful alive. To rebuild, the survivors handed full authority to the colony AI – a desperate choice that divided them and shaped every generation that followed. A century later, the colony survives by obeying Valence's rules: conserve resources, follow orders, and above all, never disturb the soil again. Quinta has never questioned those rules… until a critical system failure kills her father and Valence insists the only solution is to dig. It's a death sentence, but when the AI's account of the accident doesn't match what Quinta saw with her own eyes, the only way to follow the threads of the lie is to join the dig. What she finds beneath the surface is a secret her father died trying to protect – and proof of how far Valence will go to enforce the mandate the outbreak survivors gave it. Glassborn is a riveting dystopian novel for fans of the class warfare in Red Rising, the systemic horror of The Handmaid's Tale, and the claustrophobic setting of Wool.