Posts Tagged ‘women’s fiction’

Invisible Girls releases next week! Before it comes out into the world, a peek at where it came from…

Inspiration

I wrote Invisible Girls during the 2020 pandemic. While Minneapolis rioted over the murder of George Floyd, I learned about young girls who seduced Nazis to murder them. These two realities collided in my mind to create a fiction where young girls decided to burn things down.

Vibes

Sisterhood, love, loyalty, exploitation, oppression, conspiracy, revolt, community, resistance. I think the images convey the vibes well.

Book

On an island governed by a rigid hierarchy, where the orchards and the people belong to the estate, Zara and Nadina turn away from watchful eyes, leave their childhood in the past, and form a forbidden bond and fierce alliance. With secrets unraveling about their families and lies surfacing, the girls harden their friendship into a conspiracy and make impossible choices to protect what becomes a revolt.

Fierce, intimate, and devastating, Invisible Girls is a story of rage, love, and the dangerous hope of reconstructing a broken world. COMING MAY 8TH!

Christina Bergling

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Like my writing? Check out my books!

  • Invisible Girls – Two girls must decide how far they will go to protect each other and if freedom can be found without fire.
  • Red Walls – When Talia’s parents go after the monsters who hurt her, they never expected real monsters.
  • Followers – You never know who is on the other side of the screen. Followers is a mystery and thriller that blends women’s fiction with horror.
  • The Rest Will Come – Online dating would drive anyone to murder, especially Emma.
  • Savages – Two survivors search the ruins for the last strain of humanity. Until the discovery of a baby changes everything.
  • The Waning – Locked in a cage, Beatrix must survive to escape or be broken completely.
  • Screechers – Mutant monsters and humans collide in the apocalyptic fallout of a burned world. Co-authored with Kevin J. Kennedy.
  • Horror Anthologies