Corpus Delicti

What harm can there be in a system entirely supported by scientific knowledge, which guarantees humankind the most perfect physical health? For biologist Mia Holl, the Method ensured an automatic, conflict-free existence, until it became the reason for the conviction of Moritz, her idealistic young brother, for a crime he claims he did not commit. In this sophisticated science fiction, which has been compared to George Orwell's classic 1984, Juli Zeh discusses the limits of state intervention in individual lives. "A frighteningly relatable dystopia." Times Literary Supplement