Hannah & Noah Woodson have broken the law; by getting pregnant. America in 2059 is a broken country, weakened by debt, terrorism and a shortage of food. Moreover, it's under attack by a fundamentalist religious group led by Sister Precious Serenity. Hannah and Noah struggle to survive as they get caught between a corrupt government and righteous terrorists.

Readers who enjoyed The Handmaid's Tale, Dead Certain or Children of Men will be attracted to this truly human and eerily realistic story.

ISBN: 978-1-926760-22-3
Word Count: 79,300
Published: December 2009 (originally released under the title: Sister Serenity and the War of 2059)

Unexpectedly pregnant in the year 2059, Hannah & Noah Woodson, an ordinary American couple, run afoul of the American government’s population growth policies. Attractive, smart, and strong willed Hannah wants to be a good citizen but decides to challenge the law and have the baby. America in 2059 is a nearly dysfunctional country, weakened by onerous debt, systemic terrorism and a shortage of protein to feed an exploding population and is under attack by a fundamentalist religious group led by Sister Precious Serenity. Hannah and Noah are caught between battling forces and survive only after experiencing extraordinary pain and finally, extraordinary personal growth.

This book looks at the long-term consequences of voter apathy and of relinquishing individual American freedoms in exchange for questionable safety. Readers who like The Handmaid's Tale, Dead Certain or Children of Men will be attracted to this riveting story.

ISBN: 978-1-926760-01-8
Word Count: 79,300
Published: July 2009