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Kristi Wolf was ready to welcome her first child, until she was thrust into a future where nature is ravaged, humanity is engineered, and hope is nearly extinct. Now she must survive a society built on genetic control... and decide whether to escape it-or ignite a revolution that could redefine what it means to be human. In this dystopian world, survival depends on rigid genetic castes-beauty, intellect, and strength. Birth is manufactured. Ecosystems have collapsed. Even food is synthetic. When Kristi and two other ""Naturals"" from the twenty-first century are hurled into this nightmare, they become the spark for upheaval. This world promises perfection but delivers suffocating control. It claims survival but sustains itself by harvesting bodies and crops from the past. Beneath the polished surface, fractures spread and rebellion smolders. After losing everything, Kristi must decide what is truly worth fighting for. Because this fight will demand sacrifice. Resistance is rising. Tensions are boiling over. And it may cost everything. Harvested: Fall of Nature is a pulse-pounding science fiction thriller about genetic engineering, identity, and a mother's unbreakable hope. Perfect for fans of The Handmaid's Tale, Never Let Me Go, Red Rising, and The Expanse, this thought-provoking novel explores the chilling cost of perfection-and the unstoppable spark of rebellion.

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""I just finished ""Harvested""...loved it. It would make an excellent movie."" - Bob A. ""OMG! I just finished the book. LOVED IT! Awaiting Book 2!"" - Leslie L. ""It was soo good!! I felt the pace increase as I neared the end and I couldn't wait to read the outcome and read even faster! It's about free will and survival. The control can try to take that all away, but in the end, it's our faith that carries us through it all, and I can't wait for the second book!!"" - Lori S. ""I felt the strongest emotional impact right at the start during the prologue, it hit me immediately. It was heartbreaking to imagine going through something so devastating. It pulls you in from the beginning and instantly makes you invested. Each revelation felt heavier than the last. The book had so many meaningful and honest moments. It showed what can happen in a future without disease or consequences, the results of a culture built on indulgence and lack of restraint, and how war can be waged with genes and hunger. It explored engineered food losing its nutrients, humans losing their emotions, and societies failing to learn from the past. It makes you think about the parallels between our world and the book, especially ""a world where only the engineered few thrived while the rest were left hollowed out."" I felt the book was ultimately about hope, faith, belief, resilience, resistance, free will, and really the human condition. And how powerful and fragile they all are. Also the dangers of our actions, how they alter outcomes, and how the purpose behind them is what really shapes the future. In the wise words of Cosmas: ""We were meant to build, to protect, to leave something better. Purpose starts when we stop twisting nature only to please ourselves and start honoring what's already good."" The whole experience was awesome. I was on the edge of my seat. There were moments that would come back around and twists I didn't see coming. The worldbuilding alone was incredible: choosing between beauty, athleticism, or genius and them becoming Venusta, Militus, or Ingenios. The story is packed with unforgettable ideas like conjuring food from hunger, sending images directly into someone's mind, the face channel, living inside your own simulation. And there were meaningful lessons and quotes throughout every page. I can absolutely see people dressing up as these characters and becoming big fans, just like me. The story has so much more to tell, and I can't wait to follow it wherever it goes next!"" - Genevieve C. ""This is the kind of dystopian science fiction that does more than build a strange world. It takes a knife to questions we are already quietly asking in real life. How far should science go? What happens when human beings stop respecting limits? What if survival itself turns cruel? What if nature is something we have broken so completely that we must steal from the past just to keep the future alive? Anderson and Smith create a world that feels frightening not because it is impossible, but because parts of it feel dangerously believable. Genetic castes. Manufactured births. Synthetic food. Collapsing ecosystems. Human beings redesigned until they can barely sustain themselves. And that is what makes this book stick. The story's emotional center: a mother, a loss, and a world that has forgotten its soul At the center of Harvested are Kristi, Hunter, and Shad. Yes, this is a dystopian thriller. But

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M.L. Anderson writes science fiction thrillers about the moment when human ingenuity outruns human wisdom.A Navy veteran and aerospace innovation leader by day, Anderson brings technical authenticity and strategic depth to his fiction, where advanced technologies collide with moral consequence. His stories explore genetic engineering, artificial intelligence, energy systems, and the unintended fallout of progress pursued without restraint.In the Harvested series, Anderson imagines a future shaped by engineered perfection and collapsing ecosystems, asking not just what technology can do-but what it should do. His characters face impossible choices in sometimes frightening societies where technology comes with unintended consequences.Blending high-stakes action with ethical dilemmas and deeply human stakes, Anderson's fiction sits at the intersection of Red Rising, The Expanse, and thought-provoking dystopian drama.When he isn't writing, Anderson is building ventures through INOV8R Press LLC and working with innovators who believe bold ideas must be matched with responsibility.

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