An author who simply goes by the initials of E.I.Q. has penned a controversial and thought-provoking feminist science fiction novel titled EUNUCH. Doctor Glenda Milan, along with Doctors Marjorie Belrose and Svetlana Alexeev, comprise the triumvirate of all Biomedical Research and Development at the University of the Miami Islands. They are operating in a time of intellectual crisis, and humanity is close to the edge of falling from grace. With corruption on the rise, triggering a dearth in the pursuit of scientific excellence and women struggling to break sexist standards, Dr. Milan, with her own experience in misogyny from a man who once made her life miserable, is compelled by the need to do more. Through the help of her colleagues, she creates a revolutionary birth control device that is designed for men’s use. As Earth and humanity are close to declining, feelings will be further divided, and it remains to be seen if society could still manage to ascend.

EUNUCH has a cohesive storyline and is quite appealing to read. The device that Dr. Milan invents, although it will capture your fancy, is simply a literary tool that helps to amplify issues concerning gender equality and the plight of women against double standards and sexual assaults. E.I.Q. has written a tale that is much more of a satirical social commentary and a challenge to the status quo. In doing so, it does not take away the merits of her writing and the message she tries to convey, which is filled with hard truths that will likely strike a nerve. The narrative is smooth and passionate, and if this novel does not stir you to think or challenge your viewpoint, then no satirical fiction will.

EUNUCH by E. I. Q. is set in a time when the earth is ravaged by global warming and natural disasters. Our story follows Glenda, a privileged girl who always had the best the world had to offer. However, as soon as she began her adult life, Glenda realized the world was not the bed of roses she thought it was. Women had no rights; they had no power over their own bodies, and they were treated as nothing but an inconvenience. But Glenda was privileged, and she was brilliant. She decided to do something about this injustice. So, she developed EUNUCH birth control for men. However, she had no idea that changing people's minds would be the most challenging part of her job. Before she knew it, she was right in the middle of chaos. Her life could be in danger. Would that be enough to stop her, or was that effort going to be the end of her life?

EUNUCH by E. I. Q. is a powerful story of resilience and the need to do better for society. Glenda was a powerful character who claimed attention from the moment she was introduced. She was intelligent, dedicated, and knew what she wanted to do. She took advantage of the privilege she had and decided to use that privilege for society's good. The author created a genuine and believable setup that could be our future. The civil unrest depicted in the story was very much a careful reminder of what could be if we are not careful right now. The race against time and the race against injustice was always in motion. The action was always present, the dialogues were realistic, and the author's solutions were very workable as well. It was an incredible, fantastic, and heart-racing story.