Sheri S. Tepper

In the year 2000, America falls victim to the fundamentalism that is consuming the world, but Carolyn Crespin and five female friends strongly defy the power-hungary Alliance candidate, who may land in the presidency, unless Carolyn can stop him. Reprint. K.

Gibbon's Decline and Fall

Trish

Sorry, I just really hated this book. Like I'm all about feminism and women in power but was adding a lizard-people species into the equation really necessary??? I don't think so. The point could have been made without the lizard-people, therefore if I could give this book zero stars I would. I swear, sometimes I despise being an English major and being told what to read.

Luke Kanies

This is a book that every single male should read. It completely shattered my perspective of gender.

Ian Marchant 

The year is 2000. America is swept up in the tide of fundamentalism that is overwhelming the world. Suicide cults and paranoid militias are on the rise and mobs of hooded men drive young women from the streets, as the right-wing American Alliance marshals it forces to close an iron grip on the United States. Yet even as a power-hungry Alliance candidate makes his first move in a game that will land him the presidency, one woman prepares to stand against him. At Carolyn Crespin's side are five women friends, the oddly present spirit of another friend who had been reported dead, and an even more surprising ally, mysterious and powerful - one who hands Carolyn the key to the future of humanity, for good or ill.

Gibbon's Decline and Fall

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