Unwind

In a dystopian future, society has resolved the abortion debate by allowing parents to 'unwind' their teenagers between ages 13-18, harvesting their organs for transplant while keeping them technically alive. The story follows three teens - Connor, Risa, and Lev - who escape their fates and go on the run while grappling with questions of bodily autonomy, the value of human life, and what it means to be whole. This thought-provoking thriller explores heavy themes including reproductive rights, medical ethics, and the dehumanization that can result from viewing people as collections of useful parts. The narrative raises complex moral questions about life, death, and the ethics of sacrifice for the greater good.