Apex Generation

Karine Raymond, author

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A new generation holds the power to reshape the world.

Raised under the suffocating control of her wealthy family, Kabyra never felt truly free. When a devastating fire destroys her stepfather’s study, she’s blamed and forced to flee. On the run and betrayed by those she trusted, Kabyra discovers within herself a raw, supernatural force—powerful, destructive… and uncontrollable.

In a crumbling society where injustice reigns, Kabyra’s journey is one of rebellion, awakening, and revenge. But will her unleashed powers help her break free—or consume her?

Apex Generation is a gripping dystopian short story blending real-world social struggles with thrilling supernatural abilities. Perfect for fans of speculative fiction, dystopia, and strong female protagonists, it delivers sharp commentary on oppression, identity, and transformation.

Dive into a fast-paced, atmospheric tale where power, betrayal, and survival collide.

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Apex Generation is a gripping dystopian short story blending real-world social struggles with thrilling supernatural abilities. Perfect for fans of speculative fiction, dystopia, and strong female protagonists, it delivers sharp commentary on oppression, identity, and transformation.

Cover page — Portrait of a young woman whose shoulders represent a burning house, and whose hair transforms into flaming buildings. Dark illustration in shades of blue and orange

Logo — Éditions Novembre.

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ISBN

Paperback : 978-2-9822578-0-1
EPUB* : 978-2-9822578-1-8
PDF : 978-2-9822578-3-2

*This EPUB meets the WCAG 2.0 AA accessibility standard.

Short Story | Speculative Fiction

Translated by Francis Lepage
40 pages
5 in x 8 in
March 4th, 2025

Karine Raymond

Nestled on a mountain in Quebec, Canada, Karine Raymond writes novels and short stories in between graphic design contracts, and publishes articles on her website karineraymond.com/en. The first volume of her dystopian series Rannaï was a finalist for the Cécile-Gagnon Prize and the Prix jeunesse des univers parallèles.