K. A. T. Y.

Everyone has heard the arguments of people from the opposing sides of abortion, but has anyone ever heard it from the viewpoint of the fetus? This story is a must read for people on both sides of the fence or anyone who loves children. Darren Brock is a brilliant scientist who works at Harvard Medical, carrying out a research project using the brains of aborted children. His work involves practices which drift into some gray areas of the law. When he and his team perform the procedure to enhance humanity, he steps over a line.

As Darren wrestles with the complexities and the morals of his work, he must also deal with the turmoil in his own life and his wife's pregnancy which has its own problems. When Darren receives a letter, challenging him on the merit of his work, it seems like all his dreams are about to come crashing down around him. But there's a lot worse to come when Darren will discover just what his ethics has meant, not only for his research project but for his family as well, when Katy comes online. Katy, the name given to the subject of the 'project', is a look at the love that comes to surround a little girl with only a brain. Can a brain learn to love? Can Katy be like every contemporary young girl her age? Can she feel warm and cozy inside a metal box? Indeed, can she feel anything at all? Will she ever experience romance? Will she love her new home? Katy's story is filled with mystery and suspense. It's about conflict.... murder.... betrayals.... lies.... and a young person struggling to make sense of living her life with a brilliant mind - but no body.