Wen SpencerFantasy · Fiction·b. 1963
Tinker
Synopsis
Tinker is a contemporary romance by Wen Spencer about a woman with Tinker Syndrome, a rare genetic condition that gives her a 100% chance of dying by age 25. When an experimental gene therapy gives her a ten-year extension instead, she must learn to live a life she never expected.
Her path crosses with Dr. Nathan Miller, a fellow patient and doctor, and the two develop a slow-burning connection as they navigate their diagnoses together. Told with warmth and humor, Tinker is a hopeful story about hope, second chances, and finding love in the face of mortality.
How it reads
Prose complexity 2/10
Content warnings (1)
Death Of A Parent







