ForeverChild

In the year 2315 you will live for hundreds of years but never age past eleven-years-old. That is, if you are one of the lucky ones. But the not-so-lucky ones are disturbingly close, and they’re threatening your safety, security, and even your deepest beliefs. Soon, it will be all-out war.


SFF World says:  Mark Lavine has created a fast-paced story which is well thought out and well told. His vision of the future is fascinating, and definitely an original idea…All in all and excellent, well-written story that had me hooked from the very first page.


The Prairies Book Review says: …the engrossing narrative, imbued with believable bioengineering experiments, high stake quests, and strong characterizations keep the pages turning…A must read.


The Midwest Book Review says: …Bottom line, should you read this book? Yes. No other words necessary. It really is good.


Reader’s Favorite (five stars) says: In the spirit of Brave New World, Mark Lavine has written a compelling science fiction tale with a strong message delivered in a pristine narrative style. The book is hard-hitting in the way it delves into authoritarianism, liberation, and experimentation. We want to believe we have freedom of choice, and this must-read work will remind you why.