Disassembled, Paperback Book, By: Neil Chesterman

Disassembled by Neil Chesterman . In a futuristic world, the Second American Civil War preceded dark times. The standards of right and wrong have been turned upside down. The people split into two groups: one anti-abortion and one pro-abortion. The two opinions became armies bent on destroying each other. To end the war came up with a horrific solution: the "Document of Life" was approved. The life document states that it is forbidden to touch human life from the moment of conception until he reaches the age of thirteen. However, between the ages of thirteen and eighteen, parents have the right to subject their children to "dismantling", where their organs are harvested and transferred to the various recipients. This is how children retroactively "abort", but their lives do not end "theoretically". Conner is a boy whose parents took decisive action to correct his troubled behavior. Rise grew up in a shelter where she believes she has failed to prove she is worthy. As for Lev, his religious family vowed him to break up when he was thirteen. The three of them intersect, and together, the three teenagers do their best to stick to their principles and survive in a horrific world.