No less days tells us about David Galloway - he is a over-hundred-year-old man and don't exactly know the reason of his immortality (he is around his thirties). The main character lives around his bookstore and he is often drawn into his struggles, burden, nostalgic moments and loneliness. David is a defender of justice, always seeking the right thing to do, even if it demands a lot.
Later he meets three men and a woman who share his common status.
The book is a suspenseful and especulative story which deals with some violence and death issues. The plot is slow in the beginning but after a while, addictive. Amanda show us good characters development built with clever dialogues.
When the subject comes to living forever, it is mostly quite a polemic issue and the author prortrays it very well.
Later he meets three men and a woman who share his common status.
The book is a suspenseful and especulative story which deals with some violence and death issues. The plot is slow in the beginning but after a while, addictive. Amanda show us good characters development built with clever dialogues.
When the subject comes to living forever, it is mostly quite a polemic issue and the author prortrays it very well.