Finding Meaning in the Age of Immortality

<p><span style=color: rgba(34 34 34 1)>In a strange and troubled near future a cure for mortality has been discovered one that comes with a sky-high price tag and requires vast quantities of human blood to manufacture. As society schisms into have-nots and haves mortals and Immortals two very different families confront the new reality. The Hudsons once homeless now swap their blood for food shelter and the dream of a better life while the Davenports turn on each other over an inheritance large enough to secure Immortality for only one of them.</span> </p><p> </p><p><span style=color: rgba(34 34 34 1)>When scandal brings the Hudsons and Davenports together they form a fraught and unlikely partnership grappling with their own fractured family dynamics while facing the ever-present threat of ruin and death. In T.N. Eyer's propulsive thoughtful debut meaning and purpose are elusive goals in a world shorn of the usual understandings of empathy and obligation. </span></p>