Eternal sonata

In 'Eternal Sonata', journalist Rich Azadian delves into a mystery involving missing scientists and a quest for immortality.

The story unfolds as Azadian discovers a brilliant scientist, Noam Heller, who uses Arctic jellyfish DNA to reverse-age cells, promising a breakthrough in human longevity.

However, Heller's murder sets off a dangerous race among corporations and intelligence services to control this technology.

The novel explores themes of human greed, ethics, and the implications of extreme life extension.