I love the way science fiction can help us examine our lives and think critically, and this author makes effective use of this part of the genre. I enjoyed this book as a literary escape and as a speculative way of thinking about now and the future.

A wild blend of sci-fi, speculative fiction, thriller, and then – what it really means to be human, with a hefty dose of futuristic visions – made to make you look back at who you are now and who you used to be.

I really loved this under the radar, speculative fiction / biomedical thriller focusing on ageism and genetics after “the Methuselah gene” causes a longevity plague.

i was really interested about the premise of this book and i enjoyed my time with it. it felt nice to pick up a sci-fi book like this after some time. i enjoyed both the writing and the pacing. can’t deny the fact that it was a little weird to read about the pandemic in a book

A very interesting and fascinating thought experiment which answers the question: what happens when people stop dying.
It talks about all the ways this would impact our lives and how people go about their life. We follow a group of people who are all connected throughout the story, as they go through the new status quo. 4/5 stars

Well written thriller that could use slightly more editing but the pacing was well done and the concept unique. I enjoyed the book and would read more from the author.

Keith G. McWalter wrote this perfectly, it had everything that I was hoping for and enjoyed what I read.This was a beautifully done scifi novel, it uses everything that I was hoping for and enjoyed the way the story unfolded. The characters had that overall feel that I wanted and enjoyed the way they used the satire element to the advantage.

Very interesting futuristic read full of philosophical thoughts and what-ifs! It'll definitely make you think deeply and take a look at your own life/where you want to go.