The Female Breeders

A Dystopian Novel

By: Melanie Bokstad Horev

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A world ruled by women. A system where men fight to breed.

For generations, women have held absolute power, and men exist only to serve. Neen Salvek never questioned the system’s perfection—until she steps inside the Arena Dome and sees the brutal truth with her own eyes.

The lies. The control. The violence.

Then she meets Tem—a fighter who refuses to kneel. His defiance awakens something within her. A hunger for freedom. For something more. More than obedience. More than order. More than the life she was trained to lead.

As their bond deepens, Neen uncovers a secret that could bring down the Sisterhood’s reign. But rebellion has a price—and love might cost her everything.

One choice could shatter a regime. One voice could start a revolution.

For fans of The Handmaid's Tale and The Power, The Female Breeders is a dystopian thriller that will leave you breathless. This is the first book in The Female Saga, a completed duet.

"This book is incredibly well-written and truly will keep you on the edge of your seat." - Goodreads reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

"READ IT! If I tell you I devoured this book, it would be an understatement." -Amazon reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

"...this is one of those books that's hard to put down.” - Reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐

The story is great.

The AI voice is a no for me. I hate it. It almost made me stop the story. I like the story but I did feel parts were skipped over or could have been expanded. I’ll be reading the next one instead of audiobook.

Potentially good story : Terrible AI narration

I was very much looking forward to this dystopian story. The story sounds promising and intriguing. I could go no further than 3 chapters because of the narration. Using AI to narrate a story proved unsuccessful; no meaningful inflection, poor pronunciation, lack of emotion to correlate with the dialogue. I will be avoiding all AI narrated books in the future.

AI narrator - thumbs down

The AI narrator was OK at first, but after the 1st 3 chapters, it's inflection and enumciation are pretty bad a lot of the time. Cadence isn't great either. I don't recommend this book if those things are important to you.

AI reading terrible

I hate AI read books, if not for that, it would have been a great book.

Good story idea in theory poorly executed.

Story not very well developed and seemed to be missing material relevant to the events. AI voice did not help as it made character names sound too similar making it even harder to follow along. AI narration also ran sentences together and did not give any personality to the characters. I very seldom come across a book that I would never read again, but unfortunately, this is one of them.