Darlene N. Bocek, author

What if you lived in a high-tech world
where Christianity was illegal?

What if they erase the memories of Christians?

And what if your memories… hold faith?

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The year is 2050.

The Dogma Wars have decimated the world. Now society is rebuilt on the ruins of a few remaining cities. Thanks to the miracle-drug Theta-66, there is no more crime, sickness, or religion, so life is perfect and peaceful. Unless you are a Christian.

When Pogs capture JulieAnn Bishop’s Misfit family, taking them to the memory-obliterating Shot, she alone must rescue them from a hostile, high-tech world. She makes her way from the only home she’s ever known on the heights of the Angeles forest, to Hilltown, the capital of North Newland, a sky-high glass city rising from the ruins of Los Angeles.

Quickly swept into a strange world where right is wrong, friends are enemies, and everything pivots on a virtual Game, JulieAnn races to find clues about her family’s whereabouts before super-soldier Pogs discover her Misfit faith and submit her to Theta-66. 

Are Brazilian jiujitsu, forest survival skills, and a knowledge of the Bible enough for the invisible, virtual, and real-life battles? Or will she trade her soul to protect her life? The fight is real, and it’s not fiction.

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Faith-building “What-If” Fiction. Darlene is a thinker of big thoughts and a lover of nature’s message, and her words are a merger of both. Her fans enjoy being challenged by new people, strange places and old ideas helping them to think and grow like never before.

Darlene’s favorite genre to work in is near-future dystopia sci-fi, and her current “Pogland” dystopia trilogy is under consideration with publishers. It takes place in Los Angeles, has “aliens” and strange technology. As a native southern Californian, she likes to write about life and troubles there.

Her first work, Trunk of Scrolls, is available in paperback and ebook, and future work will be coming out in a variety of traditional and self-publishing methods. Darlene is grateful for endorsements by Michael Horton, Darrell Bock, and Joel Beeke. 

A native of San Diego, California, she studied Social Science at Westmont College, emphasizing the ancient and modern Middle East, after which she received her teaching credentials. As she is connected to Westminster Theological Seminary of California, her speculative writing is confessionally reformed.

As an armchair student of natural theology, an ancient history aficionado, a methodical homeschool mother, and especially as a pastor’s wife in Turkey, Darlene loves bringing readers and students into a deeper appreciation of the depth and truths of Christianity.

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