Evergreens

<b>'Heartbreakingly beautiful... so much more than a novel—it’s a how-to guide for appreciating the preciousness of life in all its imperfect and transient beauty'</b> Christina Dalcher, bestselling author of <i>VOX</i></p><p><b>What if you could stay young forever?<br />What if you never had to grow old?</b></p><p>Ben has no qualms about signing up for the Evergreens project, a controversial new trial. But are the promises of life without ageing too good to be true?</p><p>Sophie has no doubt that they are. And sixty-five years down the line, she gets the chance to find out.</p><p>With Ben in hospital, unresponsive and ageing rapidly before her very eyes, can Sophie uncover the dark secret at the heart of the Evergreens project – and save Ben’s life in the process?</p><p><b>'A sweeping tale about what it is to be human; heartbreaking and affirming'</b> Bethanys Bookshelf</p> Previous novel Broadcast optioned for film by Annapurna Studios and sold rights in Turkey, Russia and Australia. Skin was a online success during the covid lockdown. Commercial dystopian novel based on the premise of the ‘fountain of youth’. <h2><b>'Heartbreakingly beautiful... so much more than a novel—it’s a how-to guide for appreciating the preciousness of life in all its imperfect and transient beauty'</b> Christina Dalcher, bestselling author of <i>VOX</i></h2></p><p><b>What if you could stay young forever?<br />What if you never had to grow old?</b></p><p>Ben has no qualms about signing up for the Evergreens project, a controversial new trial. But are the promises of life without ageing too good to be true?</p><p>Sophie has no doubt that they are. And sixty-five years down the line, she gets the chance to find out.</p><p>With Ben in hospital, unresponsive and ageing rapidly before her very eyes, can Sophie uncover the dark secret at the heart of the Evergreens project – and save Ben’s life in the process?</p><p><b>'A sweeping tale about what it is to be human; heartbreaking and affirming'</b> Bethanys Bookshelf<br /><b>'Thrilling and poignant in equal measure'</b> The Yorkshire Times</p>