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God's Medicine

What If Living Longer Made You a Target?

They said it was a miracle. Then they called it "God's Medicine". Then they killed to stop it. Dr. Naomi Levinson made a vow at her grandmother's deathbed: to find a way to stop Alzheimer's. Twelve years later, she discovered something far greater, Protemos, a breakthrough treatment that extends healthy human lifespan by a decade. But a world where people live longer, healthier lives is a world where chronic-care profits collapse. A powerful pharmaceutical consortium declares war. Smear campaigns, cyberattacks, and finally, sabotage: a Russian bioweapon slipped into human trials in Zurich. One volunteer is dead.

 

The world believes Protemos has failed. Naomi is devastated, certain she caused it. Only an international investigation led by Mossad, the CIA, and Swiss police exposes the truth: it wasn't a scientific failure. It was murder. With Protemos vindicated, Naomi faces a final, brutal battle, proving that life extension shouldn't just be for the wealthy, it should belong to everyone. An explosive medical thriller about the ultimate question: when a cure threatens the system, who decides how long we're allowed to live

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What People Say

What People Say

In this day and age, the uninformed might think this crisis would be real. David has a Michael Crichton style of writing the Andromeda Strain. The plot is nowhere near that alien virus book, but the team situation is. This is more akin to a Tom Clancy novel.

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Renae Collins leadf a cyber security team in the NSAm slated to detect AI from the Russians to augment US elections. She has to navigate her team to keep cohesion yo battle this imminent threaThis book deals with the subterfuge and disinformation in cyber security.

 

Can her team be victorious? An interesting read if you enjoy good drama.

Kyle Robertson

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Gad Amit

About The Author

Gad Amit

Born in Israel with both American and Israeli heritage, I was raised to question, create, and think critically, a foundation influenced by my mother's dedication to writing. With a background in high-tech, I became increasingly aware of the dangers posed by cyber warfare, AI, and global tensions, which led me to write Last Chance. This isn’t just a novel; it’s a call for awareness and world cooperation.

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Inspired by thinkers like Richard Dawkins and Yuval Noah Harari, I believe in the power of storytelling and the concept of memes to shape ideas and influence society. The importance of global collaboration is a concept championed by leaders, historians, and philosophers throughout time. Meaningful dialogue among nations, especially major powers like China and the U.S., is essential for confronting shared challenges. My mission is to inspire critical thinking and positive change in a world marked by rapid technological advancement and social polarization. Through my writing, I hope to spark conversations that can help shape a safer, more unified future for all.

Please join me in supporting the ideal of world cooperation, a timeless concept that underpins Last Chance and everything I do.

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