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In a gripping tale of resilience and intrigue, "The Measure of Humanity" explores the profound question of humanity's essence through the indomitable spirit of Kendra Cassidy.
As tensions escalate between the Artemis Colony and the Terran Federation, Kendra's remarkable creation stands as a testament to human ingenuity. With both factions bruised but resolute, six months of relentless conflict have failed to yield a decisive victor.
Amidst this chaos, the Artemis Colony realizes that the key to their success may not lie solely in brute force. Unearthing a long-buried secret from Kendra's past, they thrust her into a dual battle - one that unfolds amidst the vast expanse of space and the intricate corridors of justice.
As Kendra fights for her own survival and the future of her Federation, the weight of her actions and choices become the linchpin of destiny. In a race against time, her every move could determine the fate of her people, leaving readers on the edge of their seats, pondering the profound question: What does it truly mean to be human?
"Took me some time to read, but this author has never disappointed me, and this book is beyond amazing!"
"I loved the relationship between Cass and Ken. I loved getting sucked into their world. I appreciated the development by including their family and that their journey was the story's main focus. I would recommend this book to any sci-fi lover!"
"This space opera has epic space stuff going on (setting up a new mining colony!), espionage (Artemis conglomerate is still being a pill), and some courtroom drama (are genetically enhanced humans allowed full legal rights?)."
