Quantum Deadline

What this book is about

Technological thriller, artificial intelligence, predictive algorithm: a science suspense techno thriller. The Quantum Mortality Index names one person in the room, and seventy-two hours remain.

Sarah Chen spent five years building a machine that reads mortality out of the most ordinary telemetry there is: the employee wellness data everyone hands to HR without a second thought. On demo day, in front of investors and the ethics board, the Index flags someone sitting in the auditorium.

Three days later, her own name comes back.

What follows is a race where every hour counts twice: prove the algorithm is wrong, or understand why it never is. Eighteen chapters, tension that never drops, an ending that does not negotiate.