Indefinite, the Woman Who Regained Her Youth Sequel, the Hour Glass, the Sands of Time Sifting Slower

You're young again, thanks to a brilliant geneticist. Before, you were forever escaping: from an abusive father; a nurse from Vietnamese bombs; a wife from a cheating husband, and now, a living wonderment fleeing from the ordinary. Science determines you can live indefinitely. You become prey for life-extending predators. Once an aging mother, you're no w younger than your daughters. Friends grow distant. Those you love find it difficult to love you. For your renewal, you must help renew the world. You begin with a health regime for added present time. For future time, you'll need to master longevity's coding entrusted to you. Then, the mind. You ask, can molecular scissors snip evil? But first, how do you survive? Can you die yet live? Your name is Jennie Doyle, enter your world if you dare.The moderator of the HourGlass TV show, asked, "Can oldness be treated as a disease? Can life be far increased in vigorous health? In addition, could it help mend an injured world? Ethicists ask, what if it's controlled by the few creating a world of normal versus supernormal? Or worse, by those of perverted inclination? Must, then, the human mind be freed from such destructive intent? Our panel of eminent gerontologists will astound you. You'll never think the same about aging or future life again."