35, (Paperback)

For thirty-five years, Skye Ellison lived in silence. A microchip implanted in her arm as a child, without her consent, gave her access to a trust fund, but at the cost of her autonomy, her voice, and her past. When the trust matures, Skye must confront the legacy she never chose and reveal the truth to her husband, Daxon, and to her children, Solaar, Damaj, and Donis.
What begins as a personal reckoning quickly escalates into a global uprising. The Ellison family uncovers a hidden network of genetic manipulation, corporate control, and buried trauma stretching back generations. As they fight to reclaim their story, they ignite a movement that challenges the very foundation of consent, identity, and power.

Blending psychological suspense, dystopian tension, and a fierce family saga, 35 is a haunting, emotionally charged saga of silence, inheritance, and revolution, a story about what we carry, what we bury, and what happens when the truth refuses to stay hidden.