Suze loves her music. She hides in it when her parents fight.
But when the fights end in divorce, the divorce brings an end to the music - obtained illegally by Suze's mother.
Now Nils, Suze's father, must quickly find a way to save his daughter's music - and her sanity - without breaking the law.
"Rusch creates a near-future which is horrifying in its plausibility, especially the no-supermen element, and the characters are so immediate; I finished this with tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat, and I suspect it would hit parents even harder. This is really powerful, and really strong."
- Libris Leonis
"A heartwarming and heartbreaking story of the prices a child and their parents make when radical technology is thrust upon a young girl."
- Functional Nerds
Genre: Science Fiction
But when the fights end in divorce, the divorce brings an end to the music - obtained illegally by Suze's mother.
Now Nils, Suze's father, must quickly find a way to save his daughter's music - and her sanity - without breaking the law.
"Rusch creates a near-future which is horrifying in its plausibility, especially the no-supermen element, and the characters are so immediate; I finished this with tears in my eyes and a lump in my throat, and I suspect it would hit parents even harder. This is really powerful, and really strong."
- Libris Leonis
"A heartwarming and heartbreaking story of the prices a child and their parents make when radical technology is thrust upon a young girl."
- Functional Nerds
Genre: Science Fiction
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