What if death wasn't the end... but the thing that made us human?
In a future where aging has been conquered and the wealthy no longer die. Their memories are transferred into newly engineered bodies, allowing them to live again... and again.
When Ben Warren awakens in the body of his thirty-year-old self after seventy years of life, he should feel grateful. Instead, he feels like a stranger inhabiting someone else's memories.
As Ben begins to question the world his powerful father helped build, he discovers a society that has traded mortality for permanence. Drawn toward a mysterious woman from the forgotten districts beyond the city's walls, Ben uncovers a secret that could unravel the very foundation of civilization.
Now he must decide whether eternal life is humanity's greatest achievement...
...or its final mistake.
Afterlight is a thought-provoking science fiction novel about love, identity, sacrifice, and the one thing technology can never the meaning found in a life that ends.
Christian Moffitt writes speculative fiction about ordinary people facing extraordinary and often impossible circumstances. A lifelong resident of Northwest Indiana, he owns a barbershop, spends as much time as possible with his wife and four children. Afterlight is his debut novel.
Not into Science Fiction? That’s ok me either, but this book was one I couldn’t put down! Great writing, easy and easy read, where you don’t want to put it down! Give this book a try, you won’t regret it!