Unprescribed

Everyone's holding something together. No one agrees on what.

Hannah Oak came home to grieve her father and ended up broadcasting a town's prescription for change instead.

Darren Katsaros built a career fast-tracking a drug for anxious kids. Can he slow down long enough to hear them?

Tim Daniels is tired of being the lone voice for working families on the city council. His squad is about to change that.

Over one frantic, overheated weekend, a mayor stages a compliance crisis, a corporate fixer arrives with a folder full of federal leverage, and a community hall full of teenagers keep building-porches wired for health checkups, a clock that chimes for kindness, an app that translates grandmothers-faster than any of the adults can process what it means.

Unprescribed is a novel about people trying to do right by each other while the ground keeps moving-and about the strange, unglamorous work of staying present when everything tells you to speed up-or give up.