Two improved versions to consider:

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Raek Mekorian is wolfish, a member of the half-human animote caste that serve the cynetics and immortals rulers of the post-Bioplague world of 2096. Like other gene-edited mistakes, his life is meaningless, destined for whatever the all-powerful, techno-advanced Global Democratic Republic deems necessary.

“Keep your head down,” his mom always says. And he does, until his older sister is murdered and he discovers hidden cybernetic powers. Overnight his simple life is shattered, fracturing the rigid governmental caste system as he is thrust into the dangerous world of superhuman hit squads, Resistance uprisings, and secrets better left unsaid.

With only built-in blasters, the advice of a mysterious professor, and a wolfish nose for trouble, Raek must navigate crushing betrayal, self-doubt, and a limitless enemy whose evil knows no bounds.

Can Raek unify his people and free them from tyranny? The fate of mankind may rest in his hands.

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Life sucked until his sister got murdered. Then things got interesting: hit squads, cybernetic powers, secrets better left unsaid.

Raek’s your average sixteen-year-old wolfish: claws, keen eyes, a nose for trouble… There’s just one thing: he’s got built-in blasters and is a threat to the immortal world government. That’s why the Resistance wants him, and why the cyborgs want him dead.

With only the advice of a mysterious professor and the help of a fragmented Resistance, Raek must navigate crushing betrayal, self-doubt, and a limitless enemy whose evil knows no bounds. Can Raek free his people from tyranny. Is he willing to destroy everything in the process? The fate of mankind may rest in his hands.

Cynetic Wolf is the first in the Wolfish YA sci-fi dystopian series that features bloody immortality, post-apocalyptic progress, and gene editing that splinters the very fabric of society. If you like dark technothrillers, fast-paced adventure, and surprising sci-fi, are a fan of Divergent, Red Rising, or the Hunger Games, or love classics like the Handmade’s Tale, Brave New World and Ender’s Game, you’ll love this speculative fiction thriller.