Blind Humanity

They want to save humanity by dehumanizing me.
A gritty Christian dystopian novel that’s not clean and not safe. Kindle preorder now; out December 29, 2026.

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Blind Humanity is the new Christian dystopian novel from Kimberly Humphreys, author of the War Torn Trilogy.

They want to save humanity by dehumanizing me.

That is Donata’s answer to the people who claim they are helping her. In a post-apocalyptic world where those in power have decided what a human being is worth, compliance is called mercy and control is called salvation.

Standing in their way is Ratho, a man of God. He is a soldier who could overpower Donata in a second. His strength is that he refuses.

As the pressure builds, faith stops being a comfort and becomes a battlefield.

Blind Humanity is Christian fiction that is not clean and not safe. It is a gritty, unflinching story about authoritarianism, dehumanization, and the kind of masculinity that protects instead of takes. It is for readers who want their faith fiction to tell the truth about the dark.

Dilecta mea a Deo donata est

Content note: includes violence, torture, threats of sexual violence and attempted sexual assault, reproductive coercion, and pregnancy loss. Intimacy is non-graphic. No explicit sexual content.

Who this book is for
Readers who love Christian fiction with real stakes, dystopian stories about power and freedom, and heroes whose strength shows in what they refuse to do. If you’ve wanted faith fiction that doesn’t look away from hard things, this novel was written for you.

From the author of the War Torn Trilogy
Kimberly Humphreys writes gritty Christian fiction about faith under pressure. Her War Torn Trilogy (The Huntress, The Lineage, and The Confirmed) is available now on Kindle and in Kindle Unlimited.

About Blind Humanity
Release date: December 29, 2026, just in time for the new year
Formats: Kindle ebook ($4.99), paperback ($19.99), and hardcover ($29.99)
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