Axel Rivers can’t get his head above water. Throughout his life, he’s worn many hats — orphan, musician, veteran, husband, father—but a year ago, a horrific event he now calls The Bad Day tore down everything he’d built. Grief-stricken, unemployed, and drowning in debt, Axel needs cash, however he can find it.
Enter Kindred Eternal Solutions. Founded by the world’s six wealthiest trillionaires and billionaires, Kindred promises to create eternal life through mastering the science of human resurrection. With the technology still being developed, Kindred seeks paid volunteers to undergo tests that will kill and resurrect their body—again and again—in exchange for a check.
Axel signs up willingly, but when he undergoes the procedure—and comes back, over and over—what will he find on the other side of death?
Enter Kindred Eternal Solutions. Founded by the world’s six wealthiest trillionaires and billionaires, Kindred promises to create eternal life through mastering the science of human resurrection. With the technology still being developed, Kindred seeks paid volunteers to undergo tests that will kill and resurrect their body—again and again—in exchange for a check.
Axel signs up willingly, but when he undergoes the procedure—and comes back, over and over—what will he find on the other side of death?
Book source ~ ARC.
My review is voluntary and honest.
10 May 2022
Sci-Fi
167 Pages
My Rating ~ 4 bites and a nibble
Axel Rivers is drowning. Metaphorically, in grief and debt. He needs money so he turns to a crazy solution. Kindred Eternal Solutions needs volunteers to be killed and resurrected again and again and they’re willing to pay. Axel signs on the dotted line. However, after his first death and resurrection he’s not so sure he wants to keep doing it. Because there’s something very weird about the afterlife. And it follows him back to the land of the living.
Wow. Axel’s grief is so overwhelming it even drowns the reader. Then he signs up to be killed and brought back just to get out of debt. Yikes. That’s crazy! But understandable. I love the characters (especially Axel) and the writing. I can’t even begin to describe the weirdness that is the afterlife. You just have to read it to find out. Strap yourself in then open the book. This is one wild ass ride!
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