Invention of Motherhood Reduced Price Sale

By Dan Melson on February 28, 2022 7:00 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)

Today through Friday March 4, The Invention Of Motherhood will be on sale for 99 cents in e-book, in advance of the release of The End of Childhood, third book in the series.

Pregnancy is dangerous in the Empire!

For thousands of years, Imperial women have used artificial gestation. But Grace was born on barbarian, pre-contact Earth. She can't call herself a mother without doing it the hard way at least once.

Grace has married into one of the most important families in the Empire - and Imperial politics are deadly at the top.

Despite the risks, she discovers that there are advantages, both to herself and to her unborn baby. The Empire will never be quite the same again.

The link for Amazon is here

The link for all of the other Books2Read retailers and library services is here

Setting: The Empire of Humanity. The technology can move ships millions of light-years in quantum time, keep people young and healthy indefinitely, or destroy planets almost without noticing. But people are still human - or a little bit more.

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