The Structural Silence (Book 1 of The Transition of Pinn)

“Not all women are successful in adapting to Pinn” The handsome man narrows his eyes at the woman in the back “It saddens me to think of what happens to those who don’t” Ivy wakes up to a changed life. Kidnapped by aliens and taken to a world where females no longer exist and human women act as replacements, she must adjust to her new reality. Her role and purpose are clearly laid out in the alien society, she uncovers the horrors embedded within her new world and the man she is supposed to spend her life with has enabled in it. Ivy has to decide if she can love a man complicit in her trauma. Gidean has been hurt in the past. He is wary of trying with a woman again and has accepted his life without female companionship. His mother forces a young woman upon him knowing he would never send her away and risk exposing her to the true nature of the Pinn society. Gidean must choose give up the privileges of only society he has known or risk hurt again. Together they must overcome the wrongs of Pinn or face their lives subjected to it.