"More science faction than science fiction, this is a novel requiring close reading to comprehend, and fear."
In a thriller with the gut-wrenching tension of a doomsday countdown clock, Richtel (The Doomsday Equation, 2015, etc.) goes high concept, viewing worldwide connectivity through cell-level immunology.
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"Comprehensive research underlies this compelling, highly emotional and profoundly important story."
A novelist and Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter explores with nearly Javert-ian persistence one of the early cases of traffic fatalities caused by texting while driving. Read full book review >
"The manic cloak-and-dagger business is no more convincing than the is-he-or-isn't-he suspects who seem to be dogging Nat's every move. But the relationship between him and his spunky, fading grandmother rings true."
Great news! Your grandmother doesn't have Alzheimer's; her memory is being killed off by a nefarious computer program.
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