D. B. Martin Volgorde van de boeken (chronologisch)

She was two, and yet she was twenty. How could she be both in the space of twenty-four hours?‘I call it a Revolution,’ she explained. As Crane Industries unveils its latest medical advance to ward of illness and aging, journalist Luke Maynard gets the opportunity to lift the lid on what it really does, and why Jason Crane, it’s founder and brilliant scientist CEO has shrouded himself in secrecy for the last two years. What he finds out chills him to the bones – the dead bones – because Luke’s already terminally ill. ‘A Revolution?’ Luke asked.‘Yes,’ she said. ‘On a complete Revolution I start at zero, progress to twenty and then revert to zero again… every time I complete a revolution, what I’m capable of becomes significantly more… telepathy, telekinesis, quantum computing and of course, time travel…’And with Jason Crane’s undeniably impressive abilities too, what’s going on inside Crane Industries could, just could, be Luke’s cure.Or his curse.Just like the girl could be the world’s cure - or it’s curse. One thing’s for the world will never be the same after her next Revolution...The ForEver Child is the explosive second book in the ForEver series.

Well, he does joke that his initials are JC... But Jason's not God, he's very human, and when his mortality catches up with him the choices are limited and terrifying. To be a man or a machine? Jason has less than six months to decide. What price immortality, and what price humanity? And what will really become of him if he becomes the first candidate for The ForEver Project? What would you decide if you were him? The ForEver project is the provocative first book in The ForEver series.