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When Lexi discovers that older people are being coerced into genocide by stealth, she vows to take on the sinister powers behind the ultimate Rockstar Ending.

The populist Yuthentic movement has driven a rift between the generations, promoting the redistribution of wealth to younger people by all possible means. After her best friend’s mother signs up to end her own life, Lexi is determined to intervene, no matter how high the price. An underground resistance is growing.

Can a band of unlikely heroes really change the world?

The first book in the Rockstar Ending series is a gripping page turner that will get you thinking about some of the biggest socialand political issues of our lifetime. It skilfully explores the contentious territory between free choice, coercion, government and corporate control in an eerily plausible and unforgettable series of events.

If you’re a fan of speculative fiction such as Black Mirror, The Handmaid’s Tale or Nineteen Eighty-Four, you're going to love Rockstar Ending.

They came to kill her best friend’s elderly mother. Now Lexi can’t rest until she has exposed the sinister corporation behind the hidden genocide. She’s tried the politicians. The media don’t care. When she hits on a way to grab the headlines, she’s in serious danger. If they find out what she has done, Lexi and her soulmate Bob will lose everything.

The ruling party, Yuthentic, is using all possible means to siphon wealth away from old people. While five survivors of the world’s most persuasive assisted suicide campaign fight for their freedom, the death machine that came for them in Rockstar Ending is unstoppable. Thousands more elders are taken and terrifying plans are afoot to widen the net. How can a handful of amateur activists halt the killing?

Rock On is the second book in the chillingly plausible dystopian Rockstar Ending series, steeped in the social and political dilemmas that dominate the 2020s. The novels blend glimmers of dark humour with acutely observed cultural references and include a playlist of the songs that run through the story.

If you are a fan of speculative fiction such as Nineteen Eighty-Four, The Handmaid’s Tale and Black Mirror you’ll love this book.