Some lives are saved. Others are forever altered.

The Life of Cain by Kenneth Mager is a modern myth rooted in consequence, choice, and the cost of intervention. When Christian Black, an immortal man burdened by centuries of memory that steps in to stop a violent injustice, he sets into motion a chain of events that cannot be undone. What begins as an act of mercy grows into a reckoning with truth, power, and responsibility.