Cover of Terminal Café

Terminal Café

After science conquers mortality, the dead are segregated in Necroville, where they work to pay off their resurrection debts. The walled ghetto is off-limits to living humans, except for tonight, when a wild party and mysterious events will leave the fate of humanity hanging in the balance. From the author of Scissors Cut Paper Wrap Stone.

Setting
Los Angeles
Subject
science
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 343 pages

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