In 3019, if you’re not ‘Pure’ enough, you’re frozen to await your cure.

Feared and revered as Dean of Security, Shaan is one of the first to receive the new Transparency of Thought bio-upgrade…but her new tech backfires. Inexplicably, she finds herself in a full-scale merge with a young Impure boy she’s been ordered to cryogenically Bless.

Their powerful connection cracks Shaan’s formerly unshakeable loyalty to the True Path — and forces her to make a choice that could put her, and everyone she holds dear, next on the list of The Frozen.

Complex and terrifyingly possible, The Frozen is a ‘PG-13’ far-future adventure for fans of epic dystopian sci-fi.

Three families; three deadly dreams.

Coryl must decide which dream to defend. In the world of Xianova, Christians must be Pure, or be Blessed — with a cryogenic blessing from which few return.

Tahni and Nyk have deceived the system for years, culminating in a daring escape plan for their autistic son. But in the process of smuggling vital information to her husband, Tahni’s research party is slaughtered by raiders in the Faquir jungle. Between raiders and mutated predators, she’ll be dead soon too, unless Coryl intervenes.

Kurn’s only option to rescue his frozen brother and save his son is to sacrifice himself, and place his hopes on Coryl and an experimental vaccine.

Coryl could help either of them — at the probable cost of reuniting with his own family — and his life.

Which nightmare should he choose?

Fans of The Hunger Games and No Less Days series will devour this short (PG) Christian dystopian sci-fi novella, a prequel to The Xianova Chronicles.