He wanted to know what people really thought of him.
So he told them he was dying.

Ethan Winslow wants to know the truth about the people closest to him: who loves him, who resents him, and who has only been pretending.

So he makes an unforgivable choice.

He lies and tells everyone he’s terminally ill.

Suddenly, people start talking.

Confessions surface. Old wounds reopen. Love, anger, regret, jealousy, and resentment come spilling out in ways Ethan never expected.

At first, the lie gives him exactly what he wanted: the truth.

Then it gives him far more than he can handle.

As relationships fracture and revelations begin changing everything he thought he knew, Ethan realizes his experiment hasn’t only exposed the people around him. It’s forcing him to confront truths about himself he was never prepared to face.

And by the time he understands what his lie has set in motion, taking it back may no longer matter.

Tense, provocative, and emotionally gripping, Death Sentence asks a question most of us are too afraid to answer: how far would you go to learn the truth about your life while you’re still living it?