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Imber is my sci-fi thriller about 4 strangers with an unusual link—and the truth behind humanity’s new home.
2025 IAN Book of the Year (Sci-Fi/Dystopia)
“…a beautiful story of survival, resistance, and hope…”
—Readers’ Favorite, ★★★★★
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Prefer listening to reading? Imber is now available as an audiobook, expertly narrated by Keith Michael Pinault. I hope you’ll check it out. 🎧
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A reminder to look up.
I was surrounded by people admiring the walls of this building, while overhead, layer upon layer of intricate architectural details caught the light from the windows, unnoticed.
I'm glad I looked skyward.
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What if your hopes were used to control you?
In Imber, a charismatic president stokes fear, offers hope, and uses both to quietly steer the public toward his own ends.
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I'm excited to share that Imber is now available as an audiobook! Beautifully narrated by Keith Michael Pinault, it's a new way to experience my award-winning dystopian sci-fi thriller.
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The wet leaves on his shell really complete the look. He appears to disagree.🐢
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Whether you're squeezing in a chapter on a busy day or settling in for a longer read, I hope Imber is one of the stories you make time for this September.
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One of my favorite things about still water is that you get to enjoy a landscape twice—once in its details, and again in its colors.
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“Imber isn’t just a sci-fi story or a survival tale. It’s a quiet rebellion against numbness.”
—Literary Titan, ★★★★★
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How much would you risk to uncover the truth?
In Imber, four strangers with an unusual link face mounting threats as they work to expose a conspiracy that threatens the fate of the world.
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This tiger's coat was beautiful from a distance, but it looks even more remarkable up close.
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Thank you, @bookexcellence, for this recognition. I'm honored.
Congrats Deborah Mistina @dmistina on receiving a #BookExcellenceAward for Imber . Learn more here: honorees.bookexcellenceaward…
Summer is a great time to explore—new places, experiences, and stories.
If you’re looking for a fresh read, Imber is an immersive dystopian novel about connection, courage, and hope.
Print • eBook • KU
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Sometimes our most meaningful relationships begin unexpectedly.
This is a theme in my novel, Imber, where four strangers are drawn together by circumstances none of them could have anticipated.
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I've always liked lighthouses. There's something comforting about a structure whose sole purpose is to help people find their way.
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I love seeing the different ways people connect with my novel, Imber.
For instance, readers and award judges have embraced it across genres—science fiction, dystopian fiction, and thriller.
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I love the contrast between these bright yellow sunflowers and the softer greens of the marsh behind them. 📷
#NaturePhotography
Imber recently won the 2025 Book Excellence Award—Dystopian Fiction. I’m very grateful for this recognition, especially because so much care went into creating an immersive, emotionally engaging dystopian story for readers.
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In writing Imber, I was careful to avoid simplistic good-versus-evil thinking. People under pressure make complicated choices, and that complexity helped shape the novel.
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