QSFer Michael Solis has a new YA superhero book out: Feral Rising.
Alé Aragón wasn’t supposed to come back. Once written off as powerless, he survived a horrific encounter that should have killed him—and returned changed. Now reclassified and thrust into the spotlight, Alé has become the face of a growing movement for Deficient rights in a world split between those who celebrate his survival and those who wish he had stayed dead.
When a brutal attack rocks Alé’s school, the prefecture responds by tightening its grip to restore order. Alé is recruited into a top-secret security program that he hopes will keep the people he loves safe.
But as Alé’s training intensifies, his peers begin losing their memories. Uncovering what’s happening could save his friends—and a boy with super strength he can’t stop thinking about—but it may also confirm a terrifying fear: that Alé poses far more danger to the world than anyone realizes.
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Author Bio
Michael Solis is the author of the award-winning Deficient, a BookLife Editor’s Pick, and its sequel, Feral Rising. He writes speculative fiction and creative nonfiction exploring power, identity, and belonging. A Princeton graduate with master’s degrees in human rights law and gender studies, Michael spent nearly two decades working internationally across Africa, Latin America, and Europe, experiences that continue to shape his storytelling. He serves as Executive Director of Writers & Books in Rochester, New York, and is a member of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers Association and the board of the Publishing Triangle.