Book Review: Change By Design

Book Review by Toni G. Sinns
Book Title: Change By DesignAuthor: Catrina TaylorAbout the Author: A single mom to a special needs child and his creative sister, Catrina Taylor's greatest passion is her family. Writing is a close second. Between the energy devoted to running her home and creating her world, she works to make time to read, support other writers, spend time with her sisters and extended family.

This science fiction writer is a fan of the genre, and the endless possibilities it brings.
Book Description: Kei Salin has been watching young lives fall to faulty bureaucratic nonsense for decades and she's tired of it. She forces the hand of her superiors to remove her from the project. Before obtaining her reassignment,she takes a trip.
One stop on her vacation forces her to reveal something she's denied for decades.



My ReviewStory Line: You follow Kei through her troubles with how her director is treating a special type of race/people. How she struggles with developing products that are sent out before they are fully tested to be safe and in result ends up killing many that don’t have to die. Her director ignores these concerns and even brushes them off as if the lives of others don’t matter. Kei is given a chance to help but can she come to terms with herself in order to take on this roll?
Characters: Kei, Dak
My Favorite Part: When Dak and Kei meet up for lunch and his gives her a big talk about how she is the only one that can really make a difference for the people she is trying to protect.
Overall Rating: 4 out of 5 stars. I connect much more to this short story. I think the struggle of Kei is an intense self battle that she keeps under hush. You watch her struggle with her choices she makes and her stance on the issues at hand. You watch as dak a complete stranger to her helps her overcome what she has yet to face openly.

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