I enjoyed Artificial Generation a lot. I will not spoil the content, but you may look forward to an interesting post-apocalyptic vault-dweller-esque tale, where the protagonist’s society live in domes to protect themselves from a virus outbreak that have left them the only survivors on Earth. Or so they think. It is a society quite a bit more pleasant than the silos of Howey’s Wool, but life still isn’t a picnic - especially when fertility rates are dropping and the extinction of the human race is looming in the future. The book’s title, Artificial Generation, is the name of the dome-dwellers’ solution: a generation of genetically engineered humans, whose eggs and sperm are the hope of the future. Our female protagonist is part of this group, and struggles with how to deal with the expectations her society have laid upon her. Still, all this pales when it turns out the dome dwellers aren’t as alone as they think...

All in all, a fun and interesting read, with a strong female lead. If this sounds like your cup of tea, you should definitely get the book. :)

Disclaimer: I was a volunteer test reader for this book, and has read a previous version. I would also like to state that my opinions are not biased by any personal ties to the Author.