The Red-haired Soldier

In the year 9601, the world is ruled by fear. A powerful drug, created by scientist Luiza Harmon Depeshtova, was meant to unlock strength in women-but instead, it drove many into madness. Now, women are seen as dangerous, cursed, and untrustworthy. Society has locked them into strict control, forcing them to take B4, a medication that weakens them, ensuring they remain obedient.

Petra Valen, a fiery red-haired girl, has never fit into this world. Mocked, feared, and punished for questioning authority, she has spent her life under the shadow of Carle Rodriguez, the so-called "symbol of hope" whose laws suppress women's rights. After a bold act of defiance at school, Petra is sent to a brutal military camp-a place where no girl belongs.

Thrown into an all-male unit, surrounded by stronger, older recruits, Petra faces relentless training, ruthless instructors, and a system designed to break her. But she refuses to back down. With nothing but her stubborn will and the unexpected friendship of Kristina Winterhof, she fights to prove herself.

As Petra endures violent combat assessments, harsh discipline, and isolation, she begins to uncover darker truths-about the world, about the war, and about herself. What if the "madness" in women isn't what they claim? What if she has the potential to be stronger than anyone ever expected?

Determined to rise above the oppression, Petra must survive, adapt, and fight back-even if it means shattering everything society believes.

"The Red-Haired Soldier" is a gripping dystopian tale of rebellion, strength, and a girl who refuses to be silenced.