The Unfrozen Few, Book One

Set against the backdrop of the 1980s AIDS crisis, The Unfrozen Few follows eleven terminally ill patients who are cryogenically frozen with hope for future salvation and awaken decades later in modern America, facing a world they no longer recognize. As they grapple with the shocks of a changed society and their own personal scars, their story intertwines with that of Dr. Nathan Black, a young black gay scientist of a powerful biotech family, leading to revelations of past corruption and moral dilemmas. Blending science fiction with mystery and social commentary, the novel explores themes of survival, identity, and legacy in a journey about awakening and adaptation.