The Year of the Flood

In a world altered by environmental disaster and genetic manipulation, the boundaries of humanity and nature blur in unsettling ways. As society crumbles, factions emerge, each grappling with the consequences of their choices. The narrative unfolds through the eyes of resilient characters who navigate a landscape dotted with remnants of civilization while confronting their own pasts and beliefs. The tension between survival and morality becomes palpable as they seek refuge within shifting alliances and the remnants of old traditions.

Against a backdrop of a dystopian future, the struggle for existence raises profound questions about responsibility, faith, and the sanctity of life. As the floodwaters rise both literally and metaphorically, these individuals must confront not only the external chaos around them but also their inner demons. Through gripping storytelling and vivid imagery, the reader is drawn into a haunting exploration of what it means to be human in an increasingly fragmented world.