Body of Work

Body of Work

Body of Work A trillion-dollar biotech empire guards a secret no one is meant to uncover. Death isn’t the end anymore. Olivia is a wife and young mother raising twins on a quiet rural farm. Distant from the danger and unaware of it, her pastoral world feels safe. She is wrong. An unexpected connection draws her into Haloderm — a biomedical company advancing robotic surgery, AI-driven diagnostics, organ reuse, and deep space travel medicine. Publicly, it saves lives. Privately, human cadavers are cataloged, barcoded, valued, and sold. Ask yourself: To whom does your body belong? Olivia checked the organ donor box years ago. It felt simple. Generous. Now she understands what that signature meant. Once a body enters the system, it never leaves. Blending medical innovation with artificial intelligence and corporate power, Body of Work is more than a thriller. Readers say it changed how they think about consent, ownership, and the systems they trust. Publisher’s Weekly gave it an “A” and praised its extraordinarily gripping narrative and surprise ending. After this novel, you may never look at modern medicine — or your own body — the same way again.