Get on Board Little Children, Come on Home Children, and City of Hidden Children in one volume.

An unborn infant. A toddler. A teenager. What do these three have in common? They are all being hunted by the enforcers of the Bureau of Population Control following the passage of the No Unwanted Children Act. The law makes it a felony in Washington state to carry to term an unlicensed pregnancy. Any children who escape the net become subject to confiscation, to be raised in the education/labor camps.

In Get on Board Little Children, Sophie and Josh must make the right choices and make them fast, under pressure from the Bureau to submit to their harsh demands or face imprisonment and worse. Recipient of the Awesome Indies Seal of Excellence.

In Come on Home Children, Willa's four-year-old daughter has been seized as an unlicensed child by the same arrogant arm of the state. Unless Willa can rescue her, Katy faces a life of stigma, toil, and despair.

In City of Hidden Children, Katy is now an adolescent, and memories of her time in the labor camp are beginning to surface. She realizes that her two best friends are still imprisoned there and determines to let nothing stop her from finding and freeing them.

Three short dystopian thrillers set in a future Seattle: each tale tests whether love can outwit bureaucratic greed in a future that is all too conceivable.