The Antifan Girlfriend

"A chilling look into a dystopian future that seems all too plausible, " --Glenn Reynolds, Instapundit Malia mourns the loss of her small daughter, kidnapped by the government. She spends her days alone safeguarding forbidden books in the False Knowledge Depository in Anacosta, formerly Washington DC. When an illegal reader uses the library, an Antifan Defense Forces squad crashes into Malia's quiet sanctuary to drag him off, and Malia is afraid that she will go to prison.
Even worse, she fears that the government will yank her remaining Social Credit and send her to Ploreville to live with the despised Deplorables who serve the City's Social Credit elites. Instead, David, the squad's handsome commander, falls for her. David vows to Malia that he will recover her child, and then they will escape over the border into the still-free United States. But the search for the child draws Malia into the orbit of sinister bureaucrats conducting truth serum experiments on low Social Crediteers such as herself.
The Antifans turn Malia to spy on the bureaucrats, while striving to separate her from David.  "The Antifan Girlfriend is Ayn Rand for our politically fraught moment--but with more sex, dark humor, and no lectures. This is a gripping novel about the future we need to prevent. It should become the next major conservative classic." --Lisa Schiffren, political commentator. "You will find yourself rooting for Malia and David as they grow to realize that life in a woke society is soul killing.
The Antifan Girlfriend is a compelling and disturbing novel. Read it!"-Susan Ouellette, author, The Wayward Spy.