Model: Serenity

Model Humans #1

by Nix Whittaker

K-I-S-S-I-N-G First comes baby ... wait that isn't right. But that is how Aaru has planned it, have a baby even if she can't find the right guy. On a planet where everyone is in a rigid caste system determined by their genetics, Aaru is part of an outcast model of human called Serenities. They had a tendency to go mad so Aaru wants children before that dreaded day appears. She never expected to meet the donor. Unfortunately, her plans change when the Scribe government comes for her and her baby. She would have been taken if the baby daddy hadn't arrived on her doorstep.

Kaidan is a Warrior and protecting people is part of his DNA. The stakes are just higher because Aaru is carrying his child. But to face the power of the Scribe government means he has to give up everything to follow his heart.

161 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 1, 2018

About the author

Nix Whittaker is a high school teacher in a small rural town tucked away in the middle of the North Island of New Zealand. She immigrated to New Zealand when she was a young girl from South Africa and had completely embraced the New Zealand life.
She has been writing from a young age when she read all the books available for people her age and was forced to write her own just to feed her voracious appetite for Literature.
She studied at Auckland University, but opted for a quiet life in the rolling countryside and views of Tongariro National Park. She lives with her dog and her three cats and writes between planning lessons and socialising with friends.

You can contact her at Reshwity@gmail.com

Reviews

[Claire · Rating 5 out of 5]

I absolutely loved this book! The world it is set in is very well thought out and the concepts of the MODELS is something I have not come across before, it was a delight to read :) Bring on book number 2!!

[Lisa · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting

I liked the ideas and characters being developed in this story and am looking forward to the next book. Can’t imagine what is in store for the generic humans.

[Nicola Pike · Rating 5 out of 5]

By then I'm biased as this is my book