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The story depicts a future where family, long considered a patriarchal construct, has finally been outlawed. Children are birthed by select female "manufacturers" and raised in Children's Centres, where girls are groomed for leadership and boys are taught subservience. Male adolescents willingly receive mandatory chemical injections to prevent sexual hunger--although some opt for gender reassignment surgery instead, which is laudable.
The goal? To prevent all forms of patriarchy and usher in an uprecedented age of world peace.
The result? A world ruled by women, where men are all but extraneous and violent crime is almost eradicated.
However, not everyone buys into this New World Order.
This is a domain of rallies, revolts, and self-immolation by women who suffer from being denied a chance at motherhood.
In the middle of the action is Nick Wong, a gentle, rule-following Canadian whose inquisitiveness and desire to do the right thing spur him on a perilous quest for Truth —about marriage, family and the need to connect with who we are.
“Severed Roots may well become a classic in the tradition of 1984 and Brave New World.”
-Readers’ Favorite {5 star review}
“…The Handmaid’s Tale in reverse”
-Booklife
"...an absorbing and provocative tale."
-BlueInk Review (Starred Review)
"Huzcotoq's writing is masterful, the characters are richly conceived, and the underlying message is both potent and relevant. Whether you are a devotee of the genre or simply in search of a stimulating and captivating read, this novel is undeniably deserving of your attention."
-Discourse
"His novel...conveys a message I believe society needs, the sooner the better."
-Elma Schemenauer, author of Consider the Sunflowers
"I swear, since I started reading your book, I've been hugging my kids a little tighter at night."
-Jennifer Scott, reader
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Nego Huzcotoq is always looking to learn, try new things and grow as a person. An author, former dating columnist and public speaker, he lives near Toronto with his high-powered wife and their five visionary children.
