Butterfly Bones
By Rebecca L. Carpenter
Genre: YA Sci-fi
Lakewater Press Summary:
Bethany should be dead, just like the doctors predicted.
But along came the butterflies, altering the order of nature.
And now nature is hell bent on revenge.
Because when fate’s path is disrupted, it’s only a matter of time before balance must be restored.
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About the Author
Rebecca Carpenter is a native of western Colorado. She is married with two grown children and has been blessed with four amazing grandchildren. She owns and directs a large childcare center where she shares her love for books. In her spare time, she freelances as a copy editor, helping others attain their writing dreams. She finds solace and clarity while spending time with her husband exploring the beautiful mountains of Colorado.
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The butterflies started the book. It all began while I was listening to The Cure, and the song “Caterpillar” came on. I’ve heard the song a million times, but this time it spoke to me, whispering the plot of the story into my ear. I knew no one had written anything like this, and I knew there were so many possibilities as to where I could take the story. Making Butterfly Bones a contemporary science fiction allowed me to create possibilities for cures, as well as having the main character experience things that no human was ever meant to experience—altering nature and cheating death, all the while teetering between fiction and reality. So I didn’t choose to use caterpillars and butterflies, they chose me. I believe all cures can be found in nature. Science fiction allowed the venue to explore this in a way that pulls the reader into the world of a scientist obsessed with saving his daughter—and a young woman who would trade it all for a loving relationship with her father.
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