Margaret Atwood

Gilead is a dictatorship with a harsh male chauvinistic policy. Agnes, the daughter of the commander, follows his teachings to be a good wife, but she also feels uncomfortable. Daisy, a high school student in a neighboring country, is living a peaceful life when her parents are murdered, and she soon finds herself on a dangerous mission. In the heart of Gilead, the leader, Lydia, is taking a secret gamble. Three very different women now join forces to challenge the darkness of the state. This Booker Prize-winning novel takes place 15 years after "The Handmaid's Tale".