The Last App

<p><strong>Mick wants to know when he's going to die. Luckily-or unluckily-there's an app for that . . .</strong></p><p> </p><p>Dr. Mick Strong has bought himself something unusual for his seventy-fifth birthday: a LifeTime projection. This new tech crunches data including your medical history diet and lifestyle to predict how much-or little-time you've got left.</p><p> </p><p>That's all well and good but he's also bought them for his daughter his grandchildren and even his eleven-year-old great-grandson. He wants them each to wait until their next birthday to use the app. But whether they scoff at it sneak an early look desperately turn into a health nut or die before their appointed time the gift is wreaking havoc on the whole family.</p><p> </p><p>This dark insightful novel about hope fear and stubborn curiosity reminds us that we never quite know what lies ahead-and that when it comes to love and family there's no time like the present.</p>