I felt sorry for Moyer, because I think he was not ready to be a father and felt pressured. Robyn is a woman with a ticking biological clock, which can, in some cases in real life, make people do some crazy things to get a child. There are some truly scary characters in this book, but I have got to say that Viktor Perko is one of the scariest, not to mention the creepiest! However, there are also some wonderful characters too, which gives the book some balance. Some scenes reminded me a bit of the movie 'The Minority Report', especially the shopping ones, which I loved, but I wouldn't want to live in this world for any money in the world! The frightening thing is, I could see this present world we live in evolving into Moyer's world in no time at all, and this thought terrifies me!

The story is told from both Moyer and his wife, Robyn's point of view this made it very interesting. It is also a great thriller that kept me on the edge of my seat! This story is not easy to put down once started, because there are several twists that keep the reader hooked and wanting to find out what would happen next. I started reading this book, and I was catapulted into a possible future that frankly scared me to death! I love a good science fiction novel, but this is so much more than that. Living in a future where children are a commodity due to a disaster of biblical proportions, he finds himself thrown into a dangerous game that could get him and his family killed. He is not particularly the bravest person to have as a lead character, but I found this made him more human and lifelike to me. He is a hardworking computer programmer/analyst in a huge corporation. I love Science Fiction and Dystopian genres, so when I was offered the chance to read this book, I snatched at it. I received a copy of this book from the author in return for an honest review. Robyn's Egg - A Futuristic Thriller by Mark Souza Moyer agrees and is soon asked to spy on Perko's enemies. The cost for their baby, all of their savings and the promise of a favor. When his wife learns their friends negotiated the price of their baby, she sends Moyer to Hogan-Perko, a corporation with a monopoly on human cloning, to negotiate for their child, and Moyer finds himself face to face with Viktor Perko - The Father of Mankind. In an age when babies must be cloned and purchased, the high cost almost makes the point moot. His wife Robyn, however, is frantic for a child, and Moyer wonders how long his marriage will survive without one.

In a dismal future driven by corporations, where most citizens are human billboards focused on status and entertainment, Moyer and Robyn Winfield struggle to attain a baby. 2013 Indie Reader Discovery Award Winner for Best Science Fiction

Robyn's Egg by Mark Souza