Often, you will recognize the seeds of her imaginary future dystopian societies in our present, and hopefully it will make you look at things differently. "The most talented writer in the world is the life itself, and my books are alternative scenarios of what I read in it." In her own words, Barbara describes her writing as:
When she grew up, she realized just how little a person can change in the society, but the habit of alternative scenarios remained. She created her own plots, added her own role, and changed the world. She lived the lives of characters and subsequently played with alternative scenarios in her own imagination. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.Īs an urban child, Barbara's getaway from the noise and fast paced city was escaping into the world of books. Placed in a dystopian hell, with constant suspense, eased by tender love, and embittered by terrible losses this book will take you on a journey of human barriers. To save her brother, she is forced to accept help from an enemy-arrogant and overconfident James from Country 90.īut life has one more game to play with Stella. Coping with grief and anger, barely staying alive, life once again plays a morbid game. The war took her everything, especially a reason to live. But life sometimes plays morbid games.What was supposed to be a fairy-tale ending, now was a nightmare. Chris was everything she ever wanted in a man, and he loved her dearly. Emotionally and in business, their lives entangled, taking them in a completely unexpected direction. Unfortunately, her fellow countrymen were true examples of her country's status, so when they found out that androids were top executives in Global REN, all hell broke loose, slowly paving the way for a world war.Ī decision to help the CEO, Chris Nicholson, when no-one would, gave her an opportunity to work as his assistant, and to experience the world on the other side of the barrier-the world she would have never seen as the poor country citizen. Not being any of that, and in the midst of raging unemployment and poverty, she saw her chance to survive by working on a conveyor belt for her country's new owner-the Global REN Company. Twenty-seven year old Stella lived in Country 189 that was proclaimed as a country of lazy, stupid, and arrogant people. Names of the countries were replaced by corresponding numbers-first ten were rich, eleven to thirty advanced, and the rest were poor. By 2032, the world was unrecognizable: three types of countries were established according to their level of education, economy, technological achievements, capabilities, and innovations. Economic crisis was just a cover-up for a meticulously planned world division.
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