Humaro Nova – The End of the World and the Women of the Future

Welcome to Humaro Nova, a gleaming utopia built on logic and optimization. Genetic engineering has perfected the species, which is now predominantly female, and a complex social score dictates every citizen's worth. Wars, pollution, and inefficiency are relics of a chaotic past.

But for Natalie Hoppone, living in this perfect world doesn't stop her from feeling common. Struggling with disappointing grades and caught between her family's expectations and her own dreams of becoming a warrior, her life seems destined for a future without distinction. Everything changes when a mysterious history assignment pairs her with Bruna, a captivating android programmed with memories of the lost era before unification, or so she seems.

As Natalie grapples with her growing feelings for Bruna and the brilliant scientist Eva Topper, Humaro Nova's utopian façade shatters. An asteroid hurtles toward Earth, threatening human extinction. Control of the evacuation plan becomes the ultimate prize, for it will determine who survives, who dies, and who will lead the new phase of civilization on Mars. In this silent struggle, time travelers from opposing factions infiltrate the present to ensure a transition favorable to their allies. On one side of the board, a shadowy cult led by the enigmatic Milla uses forbidden nanotechnology to try to dominate the salvation effort and impose their own will on the future of the species.

Destiny calls Natalie to become the heroine Humaro Nova desperately needs. But can she step into this role? Can she protect the women she loves and save humanity not just from an apocalypse, but from a war fought across time itself?

Humaro Nova is a science fiction novel that invites us to question the flaws of our own time and reflect on what the world would need to do to unite for the greater good, rather than wasting time and energy on wars and trivial matters. Dive into an adventure blending action, detailed world-building, time travel, and a compelling lesbian romance set in a society where utopia might just be the most beautiful dystopia. Above all, it is an exploration of a fundamental question: If we had the chance to alter the past to accelerate progress, what changes would be naturally accepted to prevent the premature destruction of the planet?