A broke delivery driver wakes up seeing how long you have left.
One near-fatal crash hands him the one power the whole city will chase.
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Zion Reed is a broke delivery driver scraping by at the bottom of Los Angeles, the kind of guy the city moves right past without a second look. A near-fatal crash should have ended him, but instead it flips a switch, and he comes out of it seeing numbers no one else can. He can read the remaining lifespan hanging over every person he meets, along with hidden values and fortunes that were always invisible before. That single ability rewrites the rules of his entire life, turning a man with nothing into someone holding information that people at the top of the city would do anything to control. As Zion learns to use what he can see, he climbs from the margins toward real power, all while the wrong people start to notice that the delivery driver knows things he should have no way of knowing.
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