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Dark Lullaby
Polly Ho-Yen
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Belletristik / Krimis, Thriller, Spionage
Beschreibung
For fans of Black Mirror and The Handmaid's Tale, in Dark Lullaby a mother desperately tries to keep her family together in a society where parenting standards are strictly monitored."This gripping thriller has everything: beautiful writing, shedloads of tension, family drama. It made me grateful for my fragile freedoms."Emily Koch, author of If I Die Before I WakeThe world is suffering an infertility crisis, the last natural birth was over twenty years ago and now the only way to conceive is through a painful fertility treatment. Any children born are strictly monitored, and if you are deemed an unfit parent then your child is extracted. After witnessing so many struggling to conceive – and then keep – their babies, Kit thought she didn't want children. But then she meets Thomas and they have a baby girl, Mimi. Soon the small mistakes build up and suddenly Kit is faced with the possibility of losing her daughter, and she is forced to ask herself how far she will go to keep her family together.
Kundenbewertungen
pregnancy, Totalitarian state, Infertility, Anne Charnock, The Testaments, Mother of Invention, Jennie Melamed, The Boy in the Tower, Black Mirror Archangel, child, Siobhan Adcock, High-concept science fiction, P.D. James, thriller, surveillance, adult debut, women, 84K, feminist, family, Gather the Daughters, The Completionist, Science fiction, The Handmaid’s Tale, mother, Parenting, pregnant, parenthood, speculative feminist fiction, dark dystopia, Claire North, The Children of Men, Margaret Atwood, Dreams Before the Start of Time, near future, Charlie Brooker, Black Mirror, Dystopia, motherhood, Caeli Wolfson Widger, authoritarian