Baby X: A Thriller By Kira Peikoff

In Kira Peikoff’s "Baby X," the near-future teems with ethical quandaries as biotechnology advances, allowing the creation of life from any biological matter. Celebrities like Trace Thorne face a chilling reality: their DNA is valuable currency on the black market, where it's auctioned to the highest bidder or exploited by obsessed stalkers.

Enter Ember Ryan, a skilled bio-security guard hired by Thorne to safeguard his genetic material from the clutches of the Vault, a notorious DNA theft operation. Ember is well-versed in the Vault's tactics, tirelessly thwarting their attempts to pilfer DNA samples. But her focus wavers when she develops feelings for Thorne, jeopardizing her professional detachment.

The plot thickens when a woman named Quinn alleges that Thorne is the father of her unborn child, throwing Ember and Thorne into a maelstrom of uncertainty and suspicion. As Ember grapples with conflicting loyalties and the implications of Thorne's alleged paternity, the stakes escalate dramatically.

Peikoff's narrative crackles with tension, weaving a gripping tale of technological intrigue and moral ambiguity. "Baby X" offers a chilling glimpse into a future where scientific innovation blurs the lines between ethics and exploitation. The novel's pacing is relentless, keeping readers on edge as they navigate a labyrinth of deception and betrayal alongside the characters.

With shades of "Gattaca" and "Black Mirror," Peikoff's speculative thriller is both thought-provoking and pulse-pounding. It confronts the ethical implications of biotechnological advancement while delivering an electrifying story of suspense and intrigue.

"Baby X" is a tour de force of speculative fiction, resonating with fans of Blake Crouch and John Marrs alike. 📚❤️