"a gripping tale" ~ "depth and subtlety" ~
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In the colony, death is a thing of the past.

For client-citizens paying to be Well Forever, dying isn't just unthinkable: it's illegal.

So when a loaded gun turns up, police chief Gast orders Dr Judith Waugh to find out who could be behind it.

Before the unmentionable happens.

SF thriller
full-length story ~ 35 pages
The Man Who Died
But for the cake, Mo Gudmundson would have died a happy man. He had reached the tidy age of three hundred, it was his birthday, and just for once he was jolliness itself. To the whooped-up music, people clapping and dancing, he had leapt up onto the table, kicking off plates and cutlery, his friends and family shouting out, laughing. Just as he was about to do something extraordinary...