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In New America, 2095, women have been liberated
from childbirth, and natural pregnancy is
expressly forbidden. Individuals are no longer
classified by biological sex, but by their
inherent nature Manx are ambitious and logical
while Femina are sensitive, communicative, and
nurturing.By all measures, thirty-three-year-old
Manx Aureole Agnor is living the dream. She has a
meteoric career as head of the nation's defense
and intelligence command- she is a celebrated
pugilist, she enjoys a high standing in society-
she has a loving husband and growing son. Yet
when she meets a young, pregnant woman who has
been arrested for breaking the law banning
natural births, she gives into her longing to
experience pregnancy and childbirth herself.
Forming an alliance with the underground Red Dawn
Movement, Aureole secretly plots to conceive
herself.Eighty-four-year-old Femina Aurora Alvia
Agnor, known to her family as Mommy Grand, is
Aureole's grandmother. She reared Aureole as a
daughter, and she firmly believes in the nation's
founding principles of science and rejects the
quotOld Waysquot of human reproduction. As one
of New America's most prominent and beloved
matriarchs, her life is upended when Aureole goes
missing. When the truth of Aureole's plans come
to light, she's faced with an impossible choice
stand firmly with the beliefs of her nation or
protect her daughter and unborn grandchild.As
authorities close in, mother and daughter are
forced to face the deep cracks in their
relationship, as well as the fissures in the
philosophical pillars of their nation. As Aureole
and her child's life hang in the balance, will
she renounce her allegiance to human reproduction
as practiced in the quotOld Waysquot, or will
she decide that The Interchange is truly best for
the nation's--and humanity's--survival?The
Interchangenbspfits neatly in the sub-genre of
humanist science fiction. Its character driven
plot and progression of contemporary issues
(e.g., gender parity, feminism, maternal
attachment, surrogacy, scientific apotheosis,
climate upheaval, and social order) encourage
readers to envision how facets of life today
might evolve in the future.