Immortals: Book 7 in the Dog Rescue Series

Forty-two years in prison, and Bobby Link walks out wearing twenty-six like a stolen suit.
You know what's worse than doing life?
Becoming the cure for death.
And getting hunted like a patent with a pulse.

The Immortality Project froze Bobby's body and sharpened his instincts into a blade.
It also put a price on his blood that makes ransom look like pocket change.
Now he runs the Midwest with Snowman, his three-year-old white lab and fellow miracle mistake.

Alexander King, a dying tech billionaire, sees Bobby and Snowman as property, not a person and a dog.
He buys cameras, cops, and clean hands to do dirty work.
Every mile is a checkpoint.
Every safe house is a matchstick.

A repentant scientist leaves breadcrumbs from beyond the grave, and Bobby follows them through a neon highway of lies.
Freedom becomes a sprint on an enemy-owned treadmill.

King's clock is running out, and he wants Bobby and Snowman's bodies to be the hourglass.
The duo must keep moving, because the only thing worse than prison is becoming parts on a billionaire's workbench.