Project Butterfly (The Project Butterfly Series Book 1)

Kwan is a political prisoner at Camp 22, Aradia is a mental patient at Serbsy Centre and the twins 164XY and 626XY are a product of a lab. They are all property of their governments to experiment on at will, hidden away from the public's eye. After years of her emotions being repressed Aradia begins dreaming again, against the Doctors' knowledge. Suddenly the impossible seems imaginable and revolution is imminent. Project Butterfly is the first installation of a series based on actual experiments on the human mind: A tale of horror, the supernatural, human nature and rebellion."A fascinating look at mind experiments encased in a pacey, well-written novel. A finalist and highly recommended." The Wishing Shelf Awards, 2014

About the Author

K. A. Angliss is a new author of the sci-fi genre choosing self-publishing over traditional methods of publication, not wanting to give up artistic authority and enjoys being more 'hands on' in all aspects of her work. Angliss has always had a passion for reading and writing but it was only in her mid-twenties that she found her own defining writing style and the confidence to get her ideas down onto paper. "Project Butterfly" is based on actual experiments on the human mind, a subject that has greatly affected K. A. Angliss when discovering information on past human experiments throughout the world which inspired her to write. This is her first novel and was a finalist for the 2014 Wishing Shelf Indepent Award. The second instalment to this, "Project Mayhem" was released May 2015. She is currently writing the third in the series. K. A. Angliss lives in Essex with her partner, daughter and three rabbits.

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