Triple X

After losing her mother to The Reaper, the last thing Abby Conner wants to do is worry about her job. But when infertility rates begin to rise, she is forced to wonder--did the avian flu do something to our DNA?

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Customer Reviews:

Gabra, Night Owl Romance - This is a political novel that is entertaining on every page. It takes a serious medical what-if and extrapolates
consequences for the U.S. if government is run as an oligarchy instead of as a democratic organ. Consequences on a personal level are examined, first,
as millions of families are burying loved ones and, then, second, as individuals fall in love. If people aren’t free to love whomever they choose
and are persecuted for not fitting a presumed norm then what kind of country have we created not just at present but for future generations? The
author’s voice and her language are plain but the social themes she tackled are complex and important.

There's so much emotion in this story, and I love the way the relationship between these characters develops. A very controversial and thought
provoking story that will have you asking questions and keep you guessing to the very end. This book had me laughing and crying, angry and sad and
happy. A very powerful story that I fell in love with. One that I have gone back and reread over and over again countless times. This is one book that
you don't want to miss out on!rnrnCrystalrn