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A waste hauler opens a sealed medical‑waste container from a luxury fertility clinic and finds a living girl inside—late teens, barely conscious, whispering “Do not report.” When he hides her, he discovers she wasn’t kidnapped. She was engineered. And the clinic wants her back.

The first book in The Last Immunity trilogy — a tense, character‑driven medical thriller about survival, power, and the cost of being the one body the world suddenly needs.

Mara didn’t volunteer. She was chosen. Selected. Managed. Turned into a case file.

Inside a private Florida facility, her blood is the miracle everyone wants to own. Outside, the world is already afraid of what she might mean. When a storm, a security failure, and one man’s quiet rebellion collide, Mara is forced into a choice she was never supposed to have: stay contained for the “greater good”… or run.

On the road with a man who doesn’t entirely trust her and a system that absolutely does, Mara discovers that escape is only the beginning. The institution that built its future on her body isn’t going to let her go—and the people hunting her are very good at sounding reasonable while they take everything away.

If they find her, they won’t ask permission. If they catch her, they won’t let her go.

Open Wound launches The Last Immunity trilogy, a dark, intimate thriller series perfect for readers who love medical conspiracies, moral pressure, and survival stories with heart.

Fans of Blake Crouch, Daniel Suarez, Gregg Hurwitz, and character‑driven suspense will find a new obsession in Mara’s fight to stay human in a world that keeps turning her into a problem to solve.
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ISBN 251099512
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Publication date October 2026
Language English
Pages 464 pages
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Steven  Marks

Steven Marks

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Known for writing in a clear, engaging, and easy-to-follow style. The work feels natural and flows smoothly, making it enjoyable from beginning to end.

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