Thirty Days Remaining

Morrow has never been wrong.

Thirty days before someone dies, the system writes their obituary. The date. The cause. The final details. Every prediction becomes reality, and the world has learned to trust Morrow with absolute certainty.

Then Tess Bellamy finds her teenage son’s name in its records.

Leo has thirty days remaining.

Tess is determined to save him, but every attempt to change his fate produces a new version of the obituary. The details shift. The danger moves closer. Then Morrow makes its most terrifying prediction yet:

Tess will be the one who kills him.

With the countdown closing and the institution behind Morrow determined to protect its flawless record, Tess and Leo uncover evidence that the system may not be predicting the future as everyone believes. Somewhere between the first notice and the final truth lies a living contradiction—and proof that certainty can be more dangerous than death itself.

To save her son, Tess must discover what Morrow truly controls before the world accepts its final version of their story.

Because once an obituary is published, survival may no longer be enough.

Thirty Days Remaining is a gripping speculative thriller about fate, identity, institutional power, and the terrifying cost of a future everyone has already agreed to believe.