Dreamer: Cloning Love

What if you could guarantee the love of your life would love you back-as if touched by a magic potion or struck by Cupid's arrow?

Dan has always loved Christy. Not with loud declarations or grand gestures, but with the kind of quiet devotion that builds over years and burrows deep. She's vibrant, warm, everything he's not-and now she's slipping away into the arms of someone who doesn't truly see her. Dan, a gifted but emotionally reserved inventor, is left standing in the shadows of his own longing.

Determined to understand what she wants-who she really is-Dan turns to the only thing he trusts: his mind. He isolates himself in the Arizona desert, working on something revolutionary, something no one else in the world could build. But love, he soon learns, isn't a problem to solve or a formula to master. And when desire meets obsession, the line between connection and control starts to blur.

Set in the hushed vastness of the 1980s Southwest, Dreamer: Cloning Love is a deeply emotional science fiction tale about vulnerability, timing, and the unspoken hopes we carry. It's a meditation on love not as possession, but as risk-the risk of being known, of speaking too soon, or not soon enough.

For readers drawn to character-driven stories that blend speculative invention with human truth, Dreamer: Cloning Love invites you to ask: How far would you go to make someone love you-and would it still be love if you didn't let them choose?