Obsessed With Lovecraft Country? Here Are 15 Books That Are Just as Thought-Provoking

Reminiscent of The Handmaid's Tale, The Natural Way of Things presents a feminist critique through a dystopian story. A group of women are held prisoner in the Australian desert by mysterious men, where they are starved, sedated, and have lost most of their memory. Soon enough, they relearn their primal instincts to fight back, recalling savagery in search of escape in a novel that is as much an analysis on the present day as it is a chilling fable.