Sons of Adamah COMING SOON TO AMAZON

John is exiled to Earth after being raised in a socially conservative galactic colony, only to discover that both worlds teeter on the brink of collapse. John strives to save those he loves, his journey setting traditionalists, progressives, disembodied beings, and the fates of multiple planets on a collision course. 

Iwan Russell-Jones, award-winning filmmaker, theologian, and writer:

Sons of Adamah struggles with an issue that is deeply troubling the whole of the Western world at the moment—the very nature and meaning of gender—and explores the theme in an imaginative and creative way, with sensitivity, seriousness and bravery.  

Kathy Tyers, New York Times bestseller, Star Wars Universe:

The interweaving of numerous speculative “if this goes on” scenarios (alternate sexualities, climate change, evolution pressure) is Sons of Adamah’s greatest strength. 

Dr. Markus McDowell, sci-fi author: Thought-provoking, bold, and relevant. If you'd like epic science-fiction that is also character-driven, you should enjoy the story, and if you're open to being challenged, you will find more than mere entertainment. 

Gene Kaye, author and commentator: New Hi-Fi Sci-fi at its Classic Best. The debut, dystopian future sci-fi novel from author CM Genton delivers the classic sci-fi goods with a today twist on the speculative world of tomorrow. ... time well-spent with a novel well-written in a fantasy universe well-created... and a satisfying ending that serves up plenty of food for thought. 

Koala Mom, homeschool blogger. Genton raises some thought-provoking questions in Sons of Adamah. What would World War III look like and what might cause it? How would a society of genderless people operate? If we did destroy earth’s climate, is there the possibility of colonizing another planet? Sons of Adamah is a stark reminder that we need to be stewards of the resources we have, to continue working towards global democracy rather than control, and carefully consider how we define ourselves and our roles. 

Amazon Reader: To cut to the chase, I have to say this novel borders on brilliant. This is sci-fi at its best, with philosophical debate at its beating heart.