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2024 | Science Fiction/Fantasy
When an apocalyptic dust storm engulfs Mars, cutting off power to the capital, a refugee and a politician must find a way to make the PR stunt that is their hastily arranged marriage work in order to save the planet.
In the wake of an environmental catastrophe, January, once a principal dancer in London’s Royal Ballet, has become a refugee on Mars. Things are different here – the main language is Mandarin, the gravity is extremely confusing, and gender was abolished decades ago.
When Aubrey Gale, a trillionaire turned politician, decides that all humans need to be naturalised to assimilate to life on Mars, January’s life is thrown into chaos. A chance encounter plunges Aubrey and Gale into the national limelight and they are forced into a five-year made-for-the-press marriage that will secure January’s future and ensure Gale’s political success.
As their romantic relationship develops, political tensions continue to deepen, threatening to destroy Mars. It is now up to January and Aubrey to make the decision that will determine the future.
Timely and utterly unputdownable, The Mars House is an exceptional genre-blending romance, exploring climate collapse, class privilege, and queer love.
Natasha Pulley
(Author)
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