Hourglass

A Dystopian Thriller

What would you do if you knew exactly when you would die?

Like everyone else in the 24th century United States, ambitious young scientist Evergreen Mason knows the precise minute she will die. When she hears that a sixteen-year-old girl has surpassed her predicted lifespan, she is compelled to solve the existential riddle of what allowed her to be the only known survivor of her biological clock.

But Evergreen’s unrelenting search for answers is not without peril. The shocking truth could bring society to its knees, and those in power will stop at nothing to keep it secret.

Can Evergreen expose the government’s ghastly plot, or will the next clock that stops be her own?

If you like Black Mirror or books by Michael Crichton, Margaret Atwood, and Hugh Howey, you’ll love the themes of technology and society gone wrong told through the eyes of Means’s compelling characters. Hourglass Is the next thrilling dystopian read for your list!

Buy Hourglass and strap in for a futuristic thriller today.

virtual.narration totally kills a story.

The one tone droning on of the virtual narrator is just very difficult to listen to.

Did not have last few chapter

Likes the story. Some of the mispronunciations were annoying but what was most annoying was when the book just stopped. Like four or more chapters early. What’s up with that?