Survival Lottery – a dystopian novel
In this dystopian town, children are made to enter a lottery, and if they are assigned to the Survival Lottery, their bodies are used to harvest organs that are donated to save lives. One life can save two. A ruthlessly utilitarian government scheme that will take young Vera in its fold. Until she discovers that civic duty is not her calling, and she can do something about it…
Survival Lottery by Vrin del Royal and Oliva Dyrrynel
US: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WV7GZKN/
UK: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09WV7GZKN/
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“One of the worst books of the year, possibly ever” – The New York Crimes
1) We live in a world where organ donation is nearly perfect.
2) There is no difference between killing and letting die.
3) Therefore, the most ethical option is to adopt the survival lottery.
Survival Lottery: In the event that two or more individuals require an organ donation, a donor shall be selected from a random lottery of healthy individuals.
– The Council of Cinere
Having recently completed her state mandated education, Vera finds herself at odds with a government institution she once respected – the Lotteries. In a bout of misfortune, Vera is assigned to the Survival Lottery – placing her life in the hands of fate. Will she be able to carry out a somewhat normal life while the threat of death hangs over her head? Or will she find herself on the run from the most advanced nation on Earth?
Critical Response:
Lee Harvey Oswald was sent back in time to prevent this book from being written, but unfortunately failed. – Shmarack Obamba
Awful, Horrible, a crime against writing. – Society for American Authors
Therapy cured my depression but this book brought it back. – Reese Wyatt
I wouldn’t recommend this book to my worst enemies. – La Angles Times
Like reading a physics textbook … but worse. – Slime Magazine