Choosing Cleo by Ava Paris
This isn’t Sci-Fi. This is my lab.
He is a gorgeous Swede who has a couple of secrets, the biggest being that he isn’t a Swede at all, he’s an alien from another planet. She is a curious scientist who lives in her head, and who would never have imagined what she is about to discover.
Will he be able to help her break out of her head and into the world around her? Her world, which is slowly falling apart and needs her to come to the rescue? Together, will they be able to make a difference before it’s too late?
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Ava Paris is an Australian-born author who while not exploring the 'what if…?' of Sci-Fi is chilling at home with her cat listening to terrible podcasts and drinking tea.
What inspired you to write your book?
In the New Scientist they were discussing how societies only seem to get to a particular level of technology before wiping themselves out. It was a compelling piece and stuck with me.
I wondered about what would happen if scientists studying humans would think of our technological advancement, and the direction we are currently headed.
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