Red Clocks

Set in a near-future America where abortion and in-vitro fertilization are illegal, "Red Clocks" follows five women in a small Oregon town as they navigate personal and societal challenges related to motherhood, identity, and liberty. Through their interconnected stories—ranging from a single teacher seeking to conceive to a herbalist facing trial—the novel explores profound questions about womanhood and resilience in tumultuous times. Blending compelling drama with thought-provoking ideas, the book offers a powerful reflection on female experience and hope in a fractured world.