Red Clocks by Leni Zumas

In a near-future America where abortion and IVF are illegal, four women’s lives converge as they fight for control over their bodies, choices, and destinies.

A motherless teenager, a single teacher yearning for a child, a reclusive herbalist, and a trapped wife — each navigating the shifting borders of freedom and fear in a society determined to define them.

With sharp prose and startling tenderness, Red Clocks explores identity, motherhood, and resistance in a world that feels unnervingly close to our own.

A bold, luminous novel for readers of The Handmaid’s Tale and The Power.