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Parks (Hive England)

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## Description

Each area of a level and zone has a large park that has a lake and a variety of harmless animals as well as picnic tables, trees, flowers and benches. A park takes up a total of four levels, so they are spaced appropriately throughout the levels.

The first level is used for the roots and drain systems and the lake's depths extends into this area. The upper three level are the open area for the people to enjoy and for the animals to live in.

If there is an emergency and the park has to be evacuated, the suns change color and shape to red arrows pointing to the nearest exit.

### Animals

Each park has a variety of birds and animals living in it. Since it has a lake and stream there are also amphibians, but there are no burrowing animals such as moles within the hive's parks.

Each park has an animal care specialists and teen level includes animal care activities.

### General Use

Parks are designed as a place to relax and for recreation of both adults and children. Adults will often hold parties in the nearest park and New Year's celebrations are held there as well.

There is a Memorial area where funeral services are held. A black podium in a grassy circle is set up for the funerals where the Ministrant conducts the service. The area is surrounded by white flowers. As part of the service the ashes are scattered in the area.

There is an Event area that includes a stage where professionals perform plays, hold concerts or a number of other events for peoples entertainment or for festival events.

### Emergency Use

Parks are apart of the "Oasis" emergency system. If the power goes out in a zone the neighboring zones will supply power to the parks in the effected zone. The parks are designated as a safe place for everyone to go to as they have continuous supply of air and some power as well as a lake that the water can be filtered to be safe to drink.

## References

### Citations

1. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Defender (Hive Mind Book 2) . Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.

### Bibliography

* https://janetedwards.com
* Edwards, Janet. *Perilous (Hive Mind 0.5)* (2017). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.
* Edwards, Janet. *Telepath (Hive Mind 1)* (2016). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Defender (Hive Mind 2)* (2017). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Hurricane (Hive Mind 3)* (2018). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Borderline (Hive Mind 4)* (2019). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Adversary (Hive Mind 5)* (2023). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
Lottery

*This article is about Joint Hive Treaty Lottery rules. For other uses, see Lottery (Hive England).*

## Description

The program to access and imprint eighteen-year-olds.

## History

Since Joint Hive Treaty was signed, all hives must have some form of a lottery but the form is not specified. If a person is to be traded to a different Hive, their abilities must be advertised using a standard criteria.

## References

1. ↑ https://janetedwards.com/fun-extras/hive-future-questions/ Janet Edwards says: July 29, 2022 at 12:06 pm
Bruce

## Biography

### Personality

Malicious and spiteful, but because he believed in the Nosies, it kept his behavior in check. When he discovered that Nosies were all fake his underlying character started showing.

### Lottery 2517

He came out of Lottery as a Level 41, surfing coach and was assigned to the teen level where his charismatic personality could influence the teens to do their best.

## Summary

### Borderline

When Elliott, the head of Hive Politics left teen level in 2521 he encouraged Bruce to visit him on teen level. When Paula, the next oldest child joined the teen level surfing team, she had already met Bruce and thought he was wonderful. then each of Elliott's other siblings joined the teen surfing team until the youngest, Michaela joined. Just before Michaela joined the surfing team, Bruce found out that Nosy's were fake and his behavior started to change. He kept pushing for more and more favors from the level 1 siblings and telling lies about Michaela. She retaliated by quitting the surfing team. The older siblings all believed Bruce's lies and tried to talk to Michaela. Then the Blue Zone Power Cut happened and Michaela was trapped in an elevator.

Bruce's harassment of Michaela increased and in her isolation she turned to running Blue Upway. It wasn't until she snuck out of her room to go through the Lottery after Halloween that Bruce discovered the Blue Upway master stack and then worked out what was going on and how to run the game to cause teens to get hurt. Bruce started blackmailing Elliott, thinking that he would want to keep Michaela's involvement a secret, but he had the reason wrong. So the older siblings were giving into Bruce's blackmail and trying to come up with a plan. When shutting down Blue Upway became a priority and assigned to Amber's Unit, Elliott decides that Lucas and Amber were their best shot at stopping him.

In the meantime, when Bruce saw Forge on the teen beach surfing in what was probably a disguise, he sedated and kidnapped him, thinking it was friends of Michaela that started the teen game Halloween to steal of all of his players and that Forge, the Blue Upway champion, was helping them.

As soon as Lucas gets Bruce's name from Elliott, he has the other undercover strike team members arrest and sedate him. They bring Bruce to Amber's unit's holding cells where Buzz does the initial evaluation and she brings in a reset specialist that has Bruce's mind reset two years, to just before he learned that Nosy's were fake.

## See also

* Teen Games
* Beach (Hive England)
* Hive Politics (Hive England)

## References

### Bibliography

* Edwards, Janet. *Telepath (Hive Mind 1)* (2016). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Defender (Hive Mind 2)* (2017). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Hurricane (Hive Mind 3)* (2018). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Borderline (Hive Mind 4)* (2019). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Adversary (Hive Mind 5)* (2023). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
Fran

## Biography

### Personality

Rigid professional attitudes and role. Expects everyone to conform to her opinion of how they should act and how they should do their jobs. Petty and spiteful.

She is very ambitious and even though she has presumably been successfully working in a similar capacity for law enforcement, being a team leader in a telepath unit is considered to be the pinnacle of success for law enforcement.

### Early Years

She came out of lottery 25 years prior to the start of the series, at the same time as the hive discovered Sapphire was a telepath. She was imprinted as Liaison team leader but was expected to serve on a team for several years before being eligible to advance up to deputy, then team lead. However, Sapphire rejected her and she was not interviewed for any of the other telepath units until Amber was found. In the mean time Fran worked in law enforcement and developed a dislike of telepaths.

### Unit Responsibilities

Liaison Team Leader.

Her initial responsibilities before Amber's unit went active is to prepare the team, monitor the hive to find out where the troubled spots are and to pass that information on to the Tactical team. The Tactical team requests information and research from the Liaison teams.

## Summary

### Telepath

She is only in the first part before the unit goes active. During that time she causes a lot of problems within her team and the unit overall. Amber ends up by firing her and she is immediately escorted out of the Unit. Her deputy Nicole takes over and they have their first emergency run the very next morning.

### Defender

Fran's murdered body is found at the beginning of the book. During the investigation it is discovered that her dislike of telepaths developed into a deep seated hatred and she started conspiring with others to do away with the telepaths all together. At least that is what she believes the plan is, she eventually discovers that the conspiracy is broader in scope so she changes gear and investigates the conspiracy to prove that regular law enforcement can function just as well as a telepath unit and that telepaths aren't needed. Needless to say, her own fate proves how very mistaken she was.

Investigating the law enforcement unit where Fran last worked, Amber discovers that only one of the group mildly liked her, most of them - including her boss - heartily detested Fran.

Fran's funeral is an awkward scene, near the end of the book, where nobody has a good word to say about her.

## See also

* Amber's Unit
* Light Angel Mission

## References

### Citations

1. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Telepath (Hive Mind Book 1) (p. 114). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.
2. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Telepath (Hive Mind Book 1) (p. 46). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.

### Bibliography

* Edwards, Janet. *Telepath (Hive Mind 1)* (2016). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Defender (Hive Mind 2)* (2017). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
Janet Edwards Wiki

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Teachers (Hive England)

## Description

Teachers are only needed for children twelve and younger, once they turn thirteen the are finished with their formal schooling and learn skills through group activities on teen level. Once they go through lottery and imprint, they have all of the knowledge that they will need for their new positions in the hive.

Learning additional information is discouraged.

## Education

Teachers work is centered on turning children into model citizens who believe unquestioningly in the Hive Obligations, the Duty songs, and the total safety of the Hive.

Teachers are imprinted with every possible way to indoctrinate children into becoming dutifully conformist members of the Hive.

Teachers also spy on the children, especially concerning what they say about their Freedom Day and include any information that they learn in the child's record.

### Records

Code words are used in the children's records to point out anyone that does not quietly conform with all of the lessons that they have, that they point out inconsistencies and point them out to the rest of the class.

**Resilient**: Usually means that a child was not intimidated into silence by ridicule.

Teachers also watch for negative behavior such as bullying other students. Usually the teacher starts by discussing the issue with the child's parents and they work out a specialized supervision plan and talk to the student. But if the child's behavior doesn't improve, they can be sent to therapy.

## References

### Citations

1. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Hurricane (Hive Mind Book 3) (p. 32). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.

### Bibliography

* Edwards, Janet. *Hurricane (Hive Mind 3)* (2018). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Borderline (Hive Mind 4)* (2019). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Adversary (Hive Mind 5)* (2023). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
Earth Star (Earth Girl 2)

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## POV Information

**Gender**
**Char Name**

Female
Jarra

* **Genre:** Dystopia,
* **Theme:** Acceptance of others and your own differences.
* **Narrative style:** First person limited.

## Cover Description

Eighteen-year-old Jarra has a lot to prove. After being awarded one of the military's highest honors for her role in a daring rescue attempt, Jarra finds herself - and her Ape status - in the spotlight. Jarra is one of the unlucky few born with an immune system that cannot survive on other planets. Derided as an "ape"- a "throwback" - by the rest of the universe, Jarra is on a mission to prove that Earth Girls are just as good as anyone else.

Except now the planet she loves is under threat by what could be humanity's first ever alien contact. Jarra's bravery - and specialist knowledge - will once again be at the center of the maelstrom, but will the rest of the universe consider Earth worth fighting for?

## Major Characters

* Jarra
* Finn

**Asgard 6 Pre Foundation Class:**

* Lecturer Playdon for Asgard University Gamma Sector
* Dalmora Rostha – Alpha Sector
* Loila & Lolmack – Beta Sector
* Krath – Gamma Sector
* Amalie - Epsilon sector
* Rono Kipkibor - Cassandra 2 Team Leader

**Cross Sector Military**

* Colonel Riak Torrek
* Commander Nia Stone
* Commander Mason Leveque
* Major Drago Tell Dramis
* Captain Marlise Weldon
Sea Farms

*This article is about Sea Farm requirements. For individual Sea Farms, see Sea Farm (Hive England).*

## Requirements

Very few people in each Sea Farm and Hive know the reason why a Sea Farm is a requirement in the Joint Hive Treaty. They are to ensure the survival of humanity in the case of a global or even single hive failure. The mini hives at each sea farm is to shelter anyone that makes it to the Sea Farm on foot.

### Census

Each New Year a Census is taken and there must be a minimum of inhabitants living at the sea farm, or the Hive will be sanctioned. Maintaining its population and viability is therefore a priority for the Hives.

During the Census, Joint Hive Treaty representatives take DNA samples of all residents. When new people arrive to live at the Sea Farm, they have to be there for 5 years before they are counted toward the population numbers.

### Safe Harbor

All Sea Farms are required to allow other sea farm fleets to harbor against storms, the visiting fleet must behave appropriately too and follow a set of rules or they can be refused safe harbor in the future. This requirement is to ensure that the Sea Farms know how to contact the other Sea Farms and that they learn to work together when there is a disaster.

### Penalties

If a hive does not comply with the treaties requirements they will be sanctioned and unable to participate in the Global Trade System for both personnel and goods.

### Driftwood

Once they are eighteen, inhabitants of the Sea Farm may leave it and go by boat to some other Hive's sea farm as "driftwood." They must not be imprinted, or have the imprint removed before leaving, and take only what they are wearing. People from other sea farms are not allowed to talk about the conditions in their original hive and sea farm, or they are sent to drift off again.

## See also

* Hive England
* Sea Farm (Hive England)

## References

### Citations

1. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Hurricane (Hive Mind Book 3) (p. 332). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.

### Bibliography

* Edwards, Janet. *Hurricane (Hive Mind 3)* (2018). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
Using CharacterBooks template

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results in:
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* *Perilous (Hive Mind 0.5)*
* *Telepath (Hive Mind 1)*
* *Defender (Hive Mind 2)*
* *Hurricane (Hive Mind 3)*
* *Borderline (Hive Mind 4)*
* *Adversary (Hive Mind 5)*

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Since it isn't possible to automate every possible combination, you can use it combined with listing individual titles such as:

books = \* [[Perilous (Hive Mind 0.5)]]
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results in:
books =

* Perilous (Hive Mind 0.5)

* *Hurricane (Hive Mind 3)*
* *Borderline (Hive Mind 4)*
* *Adversary (Hive Mind 5)*

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Hive England's Freight System

## The Freight System

### Movement

Freight and supplies are moved around the hive on two moving belt systems located on level 0 and level 100. There are dedicated fright lifts (elevators) to move the supplies vertically to vast warehouse spaces.

The belt system is a medium belt with two slow ones, one on each side of it. Fright consists of all sizes of crates and even large objects such as a piano are not crated at all.

If a crate is rated as low priority, it may be shunted aside on a stationary belt to let higher priority supplies pass it. The low priority freight can be side lined for days.

Most crates that the freight is moved in are not locked as theft is almost non-existent within the hive.

When someone is expecting a delivery they will receive an automatic notification, it would be unusual for an individual person to have supplies or objects delivered directly too them, usually supplies would be ordered through a business or a store.

### Warehouses

At regular intervals every level has warehouse storage complexes that are at identical points, creating columns that dedicated freight elevators can move supplies between complexes until it reaches it's destination level.

All of the storage complexes within a column have matching working hours but that can be any shift, not every warehouse only works during the day shift.

### Quiet Ride

Quite rides are scheduled with "Assisted Transportation".

Quite Rides use the fright belt system located on level 100, level 0 is too noisy for a quite ride. They must be scheduled at least an hour in advance so that a suitable gap can be created within the fright crates. Sometimes medical cocoons are transported with their attending personnel via a quite ride on level 100 or people with sensitivity to being in a crowd of people or loud noises.

## See also

* Hive England
* Hive England's Physical Structure

## References

### Citations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Edwards, Janet. Borderline (Hive Mind Book 4) (p. 257). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.
2. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Borderline (Hive Mind Book 4) (p. 353). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.
3. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Defender (Hive Mind Book 2) (pp. 56-57). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.

### Bibliography

* Edwards, Janet. *Defender (Hive Mind 2)* (2017). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Borderline (Hive Mind 4)* (2019). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
Year End 2788

Year End 2788 is a short story featuring Dannel Playdon and Cassandra Research Team 2

*This story takes place on Earth at the start of the  Year End holiday 2788, and gives a glimpse of Lecturer Dannel Playdon shortly before Jarra arrives in his class.*

At this time this story can only be found on Author Janet Edwards website
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Council of Gaia

## Overview

First mentioned in Borderline, more information is still needed to understand their role.

Amber first encounters the name Gaia in the mind of her new bodyguard Osric, a devout Hiveist. She is told that Gaia is considered to be the gestalt of the Hive's hundred million inhabitants.

The Council of Gaia is mentioned by the Head of Hive Politics, Senior Ambassador Elliott, who states that most telepaths are kept well away from the Council's members. Lucas points out to Amber that mentioning the Council all was a hint that she may eventually be allowed to meet some of them, and learn more about the Council's role.

They speculate that the Council may take decisions of a more general nature than those which fall under the purview of Hive Defense, Law Enforcement or Hive Politics.

### Members

In Adversary Amber figures out that Senior Ambassador Elliott is also the leader for this council. He tells her that he had met Claire in person, several times, but says no more after that.

## See also

* Hive England
* Hive England's Physical Structure

## References

### Citations

1. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Adversary (Hive Mind Book 5) (p. 543). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.

### Bibliography

* Edwards, Janet. *Borderline (Hive Mind 4)* (2019). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Adversary (Hive Mind 5)* (2023). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
Scavenger Alliance (Scavenger Exodus 1)

* ebook
* Print

## POV Information

**Gender**
**Char Name**

Female
Blaze

* **Genre:** Dystopia,
* **Theme:** Finding your inner strength.
* **Narrative style:** First person limited.

## Cover Description

2408. Humanity has travelled to the stars through interstellar portals, but the rebels and criminals were left behind on a ruined Earth. Eighteen-year-old Blaze is one of the last seven hundred people scavenging a living in an increasingly lethal New York. Her mother died six years ago. Her brother turned traitor. She believes her father is Donnell, the leader of the uneasy alliance between the remnants of the Earth Resistance and the old criminal gangs. She’s not sure what Donnell believes because he’s barely spoken to her since her brother betrayed him.

Blaze has survived this long by being too unimportant to kill, but now the alliance is on the brink of starvation, and an old enemy is trying to seize power. When an aircraft carrying three privileged off-worlders crashes in New York, it adds more fuel to an already explosive situation, and Blaze is forced to step into the spotlight. Can the traitor’s sister convince Donnell, the warring divisions, and the off-worlders to work together to leave the death trap of New York? Blaze thinks that failure will mean the death of everyone she knows, but then she discovers the off-worlders’ secret. The stakes here are far higher than just seven hundred lives.

Scavenger Alliance is set in the same future timeline as the Earth Girl trilogy, but takes place several centuries earlier, and features an ancestor of the trilogy’s main character, Jarra.
Defying Doomsday

* ebook
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## POV Information

**Gender**
**Char Name**

*I Will Remember You* Short story by Janet Edwards (not related to any of her other future worlds)

How would YOU survive the apocalypse?

Teens form an all-girl band in the face of an impending comet.
A woman faces giant spiders to collect silk and protect her family.
New friends take their radio show on the road in search of plague survivors.
A man seeks love in a fading world.

Defying Doomsday stories give new perspectives on the end of the world. Featuring disabled and chronically ill protagonists, these stories of fear, hope and survival show it’s not always the “fittest” who survive – it’s the most tenacious, stubborn, enduring and innovative characters who have the best chance of adapting when everything is lost.

How well are you prepared to survive the end of the world?

“This is how disabilities should be portrayed in our literature. Read this anthology.” – Sarah Chorn, Our Words

* And the Rest of Us Wait - Corinne Duyvis
* To Take Into the Air My Quiet Breath - Stephanie Gunn
* Something in the Rain - Seanan McGuire
* Did We Break the End of the World? - Tansy Rayner Roberts
* In the Sky with Diamonds - Elinor Caiman Sands
* Two Somebodies Go Hunting - Rivqa Rafael
* Given Sufficient Desperation - Bogi Takács
* Selected Afterimages of the Fading - John Chu
* Five Thousand Squares - Maree Kimberley
* Portobello Blind - Octavia Cade
* Tea Party - Lauren E Mitchell
* Giant - Thoraiya Dyer
* Spider-Silk, Strong as Steel - Samantha Rich
* No Shit - K L Evangelista
* I Will Remember You - Janet Edwards
Hiveism

## Description

It is the only religion that is official recognized and encouraged in Hive England.

## Overview

The only accepted religion, anyone that practiced the older religions have to do it in secrecy, tho they are not persecuted.

## Circle of Life Service

Every New Year day they officiate at the Circle of Life Service held in every park, to celebrate the steps of life from childhood on. It is the only Hiveist service that virtually everyone in the hive participates in.

## Funerals

Everyone is cremated and their ashes are scattered in the memorial area of their local park.

It is believed that their soul returns to the hive to be reborn again.

Standard service

Ministrant: “*From the Hive we come.*”
Response: “*To the Hive we will return*.”

## See also

* Hive England
* New Year

## References

### Citations

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Edwards, Janet. Borderline (Hive Mind Book 4) pg 74. Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.
2. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Defender (Hive Mind Book 2) (p. 344). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.
3. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Defender (Hive Mind Book 2) (p. 346). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.

### Bibliography

* Edwards, Janet. *Defender (Hive Mind 2)* (2017). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Borderline (Hive Mind 4)* (2019). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
* Edwards, Janet. *Adversary (Hive Mind 5)* (2023). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
Groupettes

**Groupettes** are bookettes created for up to twenty-four people (small groupette hall) or fourty-eight people (large groupette hall) to take on the roles in the holograms. The hive has dedicated groupette rooms that can be reserved.

Groupettes can be created by linking bookette players together, but there are official groupette players that are in use.

## Summary

"Groupettes" are first mentioned in Adversary when Amber's unit discover an illegal "Groupette" room set up on level 100 in a disused water tank.

### Adversary

Eli mentions that when lottery was delayed in 2532, the final year teens received free use of groupette rooms but had very limited approved selections.

But there were selected "gaming" types of bookettes added, especially ones that the players were the forces of light defending the Hive. One of the more popular games was *Defend the Hive Against the Purple Demons* that Amber's corridor group played. The game was built around the light and dark pageants where the demons were lead by the dark angel and the hunter of souls.

## See also

* Bookettes
* Media Monitoring Divisio

## References

### Citations

1. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Adversary (Hive Mind Book 5) (p. 120). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.

### Bibliography

* Edwards, Janet. *Adversary (Hive Mind 5)* (2023). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition
Trade System

*This article is about the Global Trade System. For specifics, see Trade (Hive England).*

## Description

Liaison with other Hives and Joint Hive Treaty, set prices for personal and goods offered on the trade system.

## Introduction

Hive Trade's purpose is to act as go between with the different Hives to trade people and / or goods that their own Hive needs and to get the best deal that they can.

All Hives are part of the Trade system, but not all Hives trade with all others. Geographical location is part of the consideration as some Hives are too difficult to get to or infringing on other Hives territories often create limits.

## Global Trading

### Personal

Joint Hive Treaty Enforcement may delay the Global Trading period held immediately after lottery, when that happens Carnival and Lottery is delayed too so that the people are not left in limbo for months.

Personal to be offered for trade are determined after the "Assessment Phase" and before optimization and imprint phases. At least in some hives the candidate is offered a choice of being traded or a specific job and/or level in their home hive, but in theory it is impossible to trade someone with out their consent since the candidate can use their "right to change hives" mandated by Joint Hive Treaty to exit the trade process and stay in their home hive. They can also go to a hive of their choosing which would prevent their own hive from gaining anything from the trade. But if going to the hive of their choice they will not be given any contractual guarantees of what their future work and level would be.

If the candidate stays in the trading process they have a say in which offer to accept and that offer comes with specific guarantees of living conditions and work assignments. They also receive a summary of the conditions of the bidding hives prepared by Joint Hive Treaty Enforcement.

When trading people the originating Hive's language and social structures are important considerations, but if they go to a hive that speaks a different language their new imprint will include the language and social customs of their new hive.

Even though there is only one official personal trade period, hives can offer someone for trade at any time of the year. The hive must include a full a behavior report including detailed warnings for anyone offered on the trade system. Joint Hive Treaty Enforcement places reserves on candidates but there are usually discounts for past behavior problems which off-set the final cost. The hive offering a candidate can also limit the bids to specific hives or groups of hives.

### Goods

Even though a Hive doesn't trade goods directly with another Hive they may still receive that Hives goods indirectly via another Hive and secondary trade agreements.

## Trade System Locations

Each hive has a separate building, usually located near one of their borders where they trade personal from. Great care to ensure quarantine measures are taken so all participants are kept sequestered within sealed areas and must arrive in a quarantine pod.
The Wolf, the Goat and the Cabbage

* ebook

## POV Information

**Gender**
**Char Name**

Short story by Janet Edwards that is in the Anthology listed in the Book infobox.

This is a really fun short story that is from a non related characters POV but it features a younger Nia Stone and Mason Leveque, during one of Hestia's long-running conflict. Takes place in 2773.

Ramon is the main character who is on his first diplomatic mission to Hestia. Ramon is also a minor character in Hera 2781: A Military Short Story

The book can be found on Goodreads here
Duty Children (Hive Genex)

*This article is about the Hive Genex's Duty Children program. For Global Hive's programs, see Duty Children.*

## Description

The program to allow those with especially valuable abilities to have more than two children.

## First Mention

### Books:

Borderline

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Food

## Overview

Types of foods available to Hive citizens depend on their level. Additionally, some foods are specific to a particular Zone, such as pasties, which are mentioned as a Violet Zone specialty. As Violet Zone was settled by the people of the former Hive Cornwall, this suggests that at least some zone-specific foods may originate from the proto-Hives that settled each zone of the Hive, or before.

Foods in private living spaces at the Hive are prepared in kitchen units, which use food packs that are restocked by Accommodation Services on a regular basis. Kitchen units in Teen Level rooms offer limited choices of reconstituted meals that are more expensive than purchasing food elsewhere. Higher-level kitchen units include a wide variety of foods. Typical breakfasts include bread, pastries (savory and sweet), "protein sizzles," and potato slices. Typical lunches and dinners include sandwiches, casseroles, soups, bread rolls, bread with cheese, salad, and fruit. Typical snacks and desserts include pastries and crunch cakes.

Meals are also available from park kiosks, sit-down restaurants, sandwich bars in shopping areas, and as part of Hive festivals and events. A typical low-level park kiosk meal purchased by Amber on Level 93 includes a bottle of drink, a mixed salad, a large chunk of bread smothered in cheese, and a crunch cake.

Events like festivals and Lottery frequently provide a wider variety of higher-level foods. At New Year, the Level 27 celebrations include a table with zone-specific foods for residents to try.

## Foods Mentioned

### B

Blue Zone bean animal shapes

Blue Zone cheese "with holes in it"

Burgundy Zone pineapple cake

### D

Drinks, including apple, orange, and lemon (available as low as Level 93) and melon juice (available only on higher levels)

### P

Potato Slices (Hot)

Protein Sizzles (Breakfast)

### T

Teen Level tomato soup

Turquoise Zone blueberry crunch cakes

### V

Violet Zone Cheese

Violet Zone pasties

## References

1. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Adversary (Hive Mind Book 5) (p. 130). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.
2. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Borderline (Hive Mind Book 4) (p. 189). Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.
Frontier (Epsilon Sector 1)

* ebook
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## POV Information

**Gender**
**Char Name**

Female
Amalie

**An Epsilon Sector Novella featuring Amalie.**

* **Genre:** Sci Fi colonization
* **Theme:** Having the courage to do what is best for yourself.
* **Narrative style:** First person limited.

## Cover Description

Amalie is the last unmarried girl in Jain’s Ford settlement.

Life on a frontier farming planet in the twenty-eighth century has a few complications. The imported Earth animals and plants don’t always interact well with the local ecology, and there’s a shortage of doctors and teachers. The biggest problem though is the fact there are always more male than female colonists arriving from other worlds. Single men outnumber single women by ten to one, and girls are expected to marry at seventeen.

Amalie turned seventeen six months ago, and she’s had nineteen perfectly respectable offers of marriage. Everyone is pressuring her to choose a husband, or possibly two of them. When Amalie’s given an unexpected chance of a totally different future, she’s tempted to take it, but then she gets her twentieth offer of marriage and it’s one she can’t possibly refuse.

FRONTIER begins with Epsilon Sector 2788 – the short story about Amalie – and continues it to be a full novella.
Sapphire's Unit

## Overview

Sapphire's Unit has been operational for 25 years at the start of the Hive Mind series.
{{Sapphire’s unit is notorious for its people both working and playing hard.}}

Sapphire rejects many candidates, but those who stay with her are very loyal and secretive about what goes on in her unit. She had rejected Fran as a Liaison candidate.

Her strike team, several of whom are her lovers, are tall, blond, and blue-eyed.

In the three years after Claire's death, when there were only four telepaths, the heaviest burden fell on Sapphire and her team. In the last year before Amber was discovered, for several months they went out for two emergency runs daily. The injury rate among her Alpha and Beta team escalated, and despite over staffing the teams with 27 strike team members each, it was hard to have to have the usual twenty operational for each run.

During that time, Sapphire lost two members of her beta team when her strike team was caught in a big fire.

In Defender, Sapphire's beta team loses another member, who chases after Amber's target without orders.

## References

1. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Hurricane (Hive Mind Book 3) . Kindle Edition.
Calendar Days

## Day / Date Determination

The following information is copied directly from Janet's website in response to a question, source Her answer has been broken down into sections and in some cases rearranged and paraphrased. To see the original Q&A, follow the reference link.

### Year Definition

Global Common Date
Changes at the New Year festival; used for administrative purposes and trading with other Hives.
Lottery year
*that’s the driving force behind the whole rhythm of life in our Hive.*
### Festival Days

In a normal year with no delays, the four Festivals are evenly spaced throughout the year as the equivalent of

1st January, 1st April, 1st July, and 1st October
The Hive World no longer uses month names or divisions, so the festival days are usually exactly 91 days apart, starting with 1 for New Years, Carnival starts on day 92 of the year. Valentine on day 183, and Halloween on day 274.

### Delays

*Exceptional circumstances can force Joint Hive Treaty Enforcement to delay the designated period of global trading of key personnel between Hives. (I’m afraid I can’t specify what those exceptional circumstances might be because of potential spoilers.) Delays of two or three days aren’t significant, but anything longer means every Hive globally has to either skip the global trading period or do some frantic rescheduling.*

*Amber’s Hive decided on its approach to these delays long ago. Skipping the global trading period would be damaging for the Hive. Having a long gap between Lottery and the global trading period would be massively stressful and damaging for the potential trade candidates stuck in limbo. Having an unexpected long gap between Carnival and Lottery would be massively unsettling for everyone in the Hive.* The Hive *opted to respond to delays of the global trading period by delaying the entire Carnival/Lottery/trading sequence. This is stressful for the teens nervously awaiting Lottery, but less stressful than messing up the entire pattern of Hive life.*

Example of what may happen
*suppose the global trading period is delayed 60 days. The pre-Carnival pageant sequence is extended, and the start of Carnival itself is delayed to day 152. The start of Halloween remains on day 274. The start of Valentine is rescheduled to be midway between the two, at day 213. (Valentine is deliberately placed between Carnival and Halloween, because it’s for lovers, and relatively easy to reschedule.)*
## References

1. ↑ Edwards, Janet. Borderline (Hive Mind Book 4), Chapter 24. Wallam-Crane Press. Kindle Edition.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Janet's Website
Janet Edwards

Janet Edwards is an English science-fiction author most well known for the portal universe series. This includes both the Scavenger Exodus and Earth Girl series as well as several novellas and short stories. She has also written the Hive Mind and End Game series.

## Path to becoming a writer

Edwards read a lot of books as a child, particularly science-fiction and fantasy.

After studying Maths and working on writing technical documents for some years she decided to try writing.

Edwards started her foray into writing by taking a writing class in 2007. Two of the short stories she wrote in the following years won writing competitions while several others made the short lists.

Encouraged by those early successes she wrote two novels which she latter scrapped and did not publish. Her third novel was Earth Girl.

## Portal Universe

### Earth Girl trilogy

The Earth Girl trilogy is a science fiction series set in a distant future in which Humanity can travel between planets by portal, except for the unlucky few Handicapped whose immune systems can't handle any planet but Earth. The protagonist, Jarra is one of those few, and she was sent to Earth at birth to save her life but was abandoned by her parents. She can’t travel to other worlds, but she can watch their vids, and she knows all the jokes they make. She’s an “ape,” a “throwback,” but this is one ape girl who won’t give in.

### Scavenger Exodus series

Those books take place almost 400 years before Earth Girl in 2408. They follow 18-year-old Blaze, a distant ancestor of Jarra, who lives in a small community of rebels and criminals scavenging what is left of New York after most of Humanity has left Earth. She has to navigate power struggles of her distant father and rebel leader Donnell and rebel factions, someone wants her dead and off-worlders crash into their city amidst food shortages.

see Portal Future Books in Chronological Order

## Hive Mind universe

A dystopian future where there is one Hive, deeply buried underground, per country or continent. Where except for a very few people, no one goes outside, at all. They would rather die inside their hive, then escape if it becomes necessary.

Society is fairly controlled. Everyone is assigned a job and a level when they are 18 via Lottery, then all information they need to do that Job is imprinted on their minds, so they become a productive member of society right away. Lottery choices their jobs and levels are based on their abilities.

There are a 100 levels with an additional 50 levels above that before they can go outdoors.