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Few dystopian novels explore the survival and resistance strategies of people society often ignores. Ruination stands out by focusing on characters often overlooked: the homeless, the addicted, or the disabled- in short, those frequently considered outcasts, while examining how an authoritarian regime measures human value.
Helena St. George treats her protagonist authentically and multidimensionally, portraying resilience, survival, and quiet defiance in a world that demands productivity and self-sufficiency. Written for adult readers with appeal to new adult and older YA audiences, the novel fills a gap in dystopian literature, offering a fresh perspective on power, oppression, and the human spirit. Filtered through Maya’s sharp, ironic first-person perspective, the story unfolds as a deeply personal account of survival.
Ruination, Book 1 of The Unmaking of Tomorrow Trilogy, coming in 2027
