They weren't born to live.
They were created to serve.
Kylie and her twin brother, Lukahn, have trained their entire lives for one purpose: Separation, the moment Creations are claimed by the government and deployed as living weapons. Engineered for loyalty, violence, and survival, they have never questioned the world that owns them. They were built not to.
They were ready.
What they were not prepared for was how early it came.
Seized from their beds weeks before their eighteenth birthday, Kylie and Lukahn are drafted ahead of schedule and transferred to a military base operating under emergency containment. Training accelerates. Information disappears. And whatever is happening beyond the compound walls is getting worse.
Creations are not supposed to feel. They are not supposed to want. They are certainly not supposed to form attachments outside their twin bond. But Marc is a complication Kylie cannot explain, and one the system watches far too closely.
As the crisis escalates and the lines between training and survival begin to blur, Kylie starts to sense that something about her does not fit the rules she was designed to obey. The system responds the only way it knows how.
With force.
Because exposure is treason.
Attachment is liability.
And for Creations, deviation is punishable by death.
Created is the first book in The Separation Trilogy, a dark dystopian series featuring genetically engineered soldiers, escalating containment, forbidden attachment, and a system that was never meant to allow choice.