Drawing Freedom

In a world where genetic engineering determines your future, art becomes rebellion.

Seventeen-year-old artist Breel is desperate to live in a world in which personal choice is legal and the punishment for breaking every law isn't execution. Using technology, she and her allies build an underground network to unite those who yearn for freedom from the oppressive regime of President Tatem.

As accusations of spying threaten to tear Breel and her comrades apart, tensions rise. The stakes escalate when they discover Tatem's plans to unveil a program that uses genetic engineering to assign citizens their career.

Knowing that others have failed before her, Breel devises a daring strategy, weaponizing the artistic talents she has hidden all her life to ignite a revolution against Tatem. Staying one step ahead of his ruthless enforcers is critical as they will stop at nothing to crush Breel's resistance.

Book two of the Sketching Rebellion Trilogy.