Hate has endured. In this first book of the We Three trilogy, Joseph N. Taylor brings us into a mind-breaking parallel universe in which humankind evolved out of three genders instead of two. With a mixture of language experimentation, thriller, and romance, we follow Dr. Lyin Lawrence's struggles to become the mawon who found a cure for a deadly epidemic that inundated the world back in 2015, while struggling to fix hor broken past. Many years have passed since the White Plague was declared extinguished. Despite the hope ...
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Hate has endured. In this first book of the We Three trilogy, Joseph N. Taylor brings us into a mind-breaking parallel universe in which humankind evolved out of three genders instead of two. With a mixture of language experimentation, thriller, and romance, we follow Dr. Lyin Lawrence's struggles to become the mawon who found a cure for a deadly epidemic that inundated the world back in 2015, while struggling to fix hor broken past. Many years have passed since the White Plague was declared extinguished. Despite the hope of a new era for humanity, the extremist movements that came to power in the late 2010s are still around. It seems that those are behind an attack to Dr. Lawrence's New York apartment, which was started on fire in a cold November night in 2033. The famous inventor of the GAIAA Protocol survived but was forced into hiding while the police investigated. It was during that time in isolation that Dr. Lawrence decided to tell the story of how hon came to discover the cure for the Early Killer Disease virus. What happened to hom while writing this book? What pushed hom toward working on hor Protocol? Why were the relationships in hor life with hor partners so important? "Let the world change again." (Professor L. Lawrence)
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