Righteous Wrongs is a compelling dystopian novel set in a future where powerful corporations consolidate wealth and influence through dangerous and unethical contracts. Following a global ban on human cloning, Bio-Tech's calculating and authoritarian chairman, Dr. Rollins, ascends to unprecedented power by continuing to provide illegal services worldwide. Under her leadership, the corporation becomes the most dominant and feared enterprise on the planet.Opposing this corrupt superpower is an unexpected heroine. Elizabeth Gomez, raised in poverty and shaped by her experience in the foster care system, possesses both resilience and extraordinary intelligence. Her lived experience has given her a profound understanding of systemic inequities-insight that fuels her determination to challenge a system engineered to protect privilege while neglecting society's most vulnerable.Though rooted in science fiction, Righteous Wrongs offers a timely exploration of socioeconomic disparity, examining how wealth affords protection and opportunity for some while others struggle to secure basic human necessities. At its core, the novel is a story of power, injustice, and the courage required to confront entrenched corruption.About the Author: Jennifer Erin Harris is a dedicated educator with eighteen years of experience in public education and twenty years in higher education. She is a 2025 Concept Schools Teacher of the Year nominee and an active participant in the Concept Young Scholars Program, which emphasizes intensive tutoring, cultural enrichment, and college readiness. Harris honors her family's legacy in education-her grandfather, the first Black football coach at Bowling Green State University, and her grandmother, a retired Associate Professor Emeritus at BGSU-through her steadfast commitment to public education.Jennifer and her husband, Leslie Harris, are the proud parents of three children-Jocelyn, Kyle, and Chiann-and grandparents to two granddaughters, Brooklyn and Aniyah.
