"Death Must Die" (CL) Science in the Struggle for Our Immortality is an exciting and provocative book written by a talented duo of authors Jose Luis Cordeiro and David Wood, which immerses the reader in the fascinating world of modern scientific research aimed at overcoming the boundaries of human life. This book is a real challenge to our ideas about mortality and a hope for a future in which death can only be a temporary stage, and not the final ending. At the center of the story is the ambitious idea that immortality, or at least a significant extension of life, is not fiction, but a real prospect that is already becoming part of scientific developments today. Cordeiro and Wood masterfully reveal to the reader the latest achievements in the field of biotechnology, genetic engineering, cryonics and artificial intelligence, showing how these technologies can change our perception of time and death. They talk about how scientists around the world are working to overcome aging, repair damaged tissues and even the possibility of transferring consciousness into new bodies or digital media. Death Must Die is not only a technical review, but also a philosophical reflection on what it means to be human when the boundaries of life and death are erased. The authors ask important questions about the nature of identity, ethics, and the potential risks associated with infinity. They do not avoid complex topics, such as the social and economic consequences of longevity, as well as the moral dilemmas that arise when trying to extend life at all costs. This work makes us think about how society will change when death ceases to be inevitable, and will only be another task that science can solve. The book “Death Must Die” is ideal for curious readers aged 16 and older who are interested in modern technology, biotechnology, futurism and ethical issues. It will be interesting for those who are looking for answers to questions about the future of medicine, about possible scenarios for the development of mankind and about how scientific discoveries can change our lives and death. The book will also attract the attention of those who are fond of popular scientific literature, biographical stories of scientists and futurological reflections. A special style of authors is a combination of clarity of presentation, living language and a deep analytical approach. Cordeiro and Wood are able to make complex scientific concepts accessible and fascinating, turning reading into a real adventure. Their previous works, such as “Genome: the secrets of life” and “The future has already come”, confirm their skill in popularizing science and the ability to inspire readers to think about the future. Death Must Die is a book that not only expands the horizons of knowledge, but also encourages us to think about what our world could be like if the boundaries of human life disappeared. This work is a challenge to our ideas about fate, a hope for progress and a reminder that science continues to fight for our immortality. Reading this book, you will plunge into the world of the future, where death ceases to be the end, and becomes only another step on the way to infinity.