Camp Zero: A Novel By Michelle Min Sterling

In the mesmerizing debut novel, "Camp Zero," set in a near-future northern settlement, the lives of a young woman named Rose, a visionary architect, and a secretive research collective intertwine in unexpected ways. Rose, offered a position with the Blooms to entertain men at Camp Zero, secretly monitors the architect while hoping to secure a home for her immigrant family.

As Rose delves deeper, she uncovers hidden agendas and layers of deception among the camp's inhabitants. Meanwhile, perspectives from a young professor seeking escape from his wealthy background and an all-woman military research unit add complexity to the narrative. Amidst the backdrop of a climate-displaced world, tensions rise, and trust becomes a scarce commodity.

The novel skillfully weaves together these disparate viewpoints, building suspense and intrigue as the true motivations of each character are revealed. As Camp Zero's fate hangs in the balance, the stakes reach a stunning crescendo, forcing the characters to confront their own desires and allegiances.

With its richly imagined setting and complex characters, "Camp Zero" delivers a thought-provoking exploration of humanity's resilience in the face of environmental and social upheaval. Blending suspense, twists, and heartfelt moments, this debut captivates readers with its blend of speculative fiction and emotional depth, earning its place as a New York Times bestseller. 📚❤️