Pre-Order When We Were Forgotten!

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Pre-Order When We Were Forgotten!

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After years of writing, revising, editing, and waiting, When We Were Forgotten, my new “feminist environmentalist science fiction novel” (I’m quoting my copy editor) is almost ready for release into the world!

The Kindle edition is now available for pre-order at Amazon.com here. It’s set to be released on September 30, 2017. I’m currently waiting for the physical proof of the print edition to arrive. Once I have a chance to review the proof, I’ll set the print edition to release hopefully on the same day as the e-book. Look for another post soon on the official launch date!

Here’s the Amazon page description (and back cover copy) of the book:

“Amelia Earhart’s dream of being an astronaut comes true when she’s hired as the new world government’s weather mapper on a space station in near-Earth orbit. As she tries to save innocent lives from the effects of rapid climate change, she soon discovers the many obstacles that could hinder the success of her missions—both official and secret. She watches from space as the world crumbles under the destructive hands of Mother Nature and angry citizens rioting against their tyrannical government. When communications with the ground grow spotty and close friends turn out to be foes, Amelia learns the one life in most need of saving could be her own.

In this near future dystopia, Amanda Cook weaves together the story of one woman desperate to protect the people she loves while trying to survive a world threatened by both climate change and a government bent on shaping everyone’s wills to its own.”

Feel free to go here and pre-order the Kindle version. If you’d like an Advance Reader’s Copy because you’re interested in writing a review, please contact me at my email address listed here at the old blog and I’ll be happy to set you up with something.

Thanks so much for your patience. This was a tough book for me to write for many reasons, but I’m so proud of how it ended up.

As always, thanks for reading.

A. Cook