The Children of Men

Explore a world with no children and no future in this gripping novel by P. D. James. The last generation has grown up, and the human race has become infertile, leading to a collapse of civilization with suicide and despair on the rise. Oxford historian Theodore Faron spends his days reminiscing, but his apathy changes when he meets Julian, a woman who wants his help to meet his cousin, the powerful Warden of England. Alongside her revolutionary group, they may hold the key to the survival of mankind. James' trademark suspense and insightful characterization keep readers hooked until the very end.