Monkeydog, A Tale of Love and Rebellion

 

Monkeydog, A Tale of Love and Rebellion Gabriell DeBear Paye Unleashes a Beautifully Illustrated, Bold, Heart-Pounding Book About a new Technology that Affects Family Dynamics. Boston, MA. November, 2025. In a time shaped by rapid scientific change and shifting ethical boundaries, Monkeydog, A Tale of Love and Rebellion delivers an emotional and powerful story that invites readers to question what it means to be human, what happens when science pushes beyond its limits, and when corporations pursue profits over safety. Set in the not-too-distant future when genetically engineered hybrid animals called Monkeydogs are promoted as perfect family companions and servants, the novel follows two teenagers (Andy and Eve) and their extraordinary pet Monkeydog named Rover. What begins as an exciting chapter for the Wolfe family turns into a gripping nightmare as their Monkeydog manipulates and damages the family. 

A Thrilling Emotional Journey Across Generations and Genetic BoundariesFrom its intense opening chapter where Rover must fight to survive as he enters the world, to the thrilling final battle, the novel draws readers into a future that feels both imaginative and unsettlingly possible. The story explores complex family relationships including Andy’s curiosity and empathy, Eve’s desire to feel valued, and their father’s glamorous career promoting Monkeydogs, just as Rover tries to integrate into the Wolfe family.Busy with his new job, the father fails to take notice as Rover gets enmeshed with his daughter Eve, and Andy investigates the dark underside of these new creatures. When Eve disappears with Rover, Andy must embark on a dangerous mission to find and rescue his sister in the Canadian wilderness.Monkeydog is both an ominous cautionary tale and a fun, exciting read full of unexpected twists. It explores loyalty, freedom, responsibility, and the strength families find in their connections to one another.

Perfect for Thoughtful Readers Classrooms and Young Adult Book Clubs With themes of ethics, identity, justice, compassion, and scientific responsibility Monkeydog is ideal for: • Middle school and high school classrooms
 • Youth reading groups
 • STEM and ethics education programs
 • Families looking for meaningful fiction that inspires discussion Through fast paced storytelling and emotional depth Gabriell DeBear Paye invites readers of every age to consider the moral choices they face and the impact those choices have on the world around them.

About the Author Gabriell DeBear Paye is an educator, author, and screenwriter based in Boston Massachusetts who writes stories with social justice and scientific themes that make people think. Through imaginative storytelling and thoughtful themes, she aims to inspire future generations to stay true to their values and to question the systems that influence their lives.

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