My Marrow Is Not For Sale

Landon and Evan were switched at birth, and when the truth surfaced, both sets of parents chose Landon, leaving Evan a ghost in two households. Then Evan is diagnosed with leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant, but his four wealthy parents refuse the forty thousand dollars, pooling two hundred and sixty thousand instead for a whole-life annuity for Landon. They push Evan to sign a waiver of treatment, and he severs himself from them in writing.

Minutes later, the clinic calls: a catastrophic lab mix-up. Evan is healthy; Landon has acute leukemia. All four parents are mismatches, and the only full donor match in the registry is Evan. As the parents prepare a celebration for Landon’s annuity, Evan returns to collect his things, finding his room erased and his face cut from the family portrait.

Now Evan holds the signed severance agreements like a shield, and the family that abandoned him is about to come looking for the one person who can save Landon.