In Dayton, every parent can get a glimpse into their child’s future. By law, the government can also eliminate those children whose glimpse shows them to be a threat to civilization. In most cases, parents see their children growing up to be artists, teachers, or even doctors. Unfortunately for Prudence, she is predicted to be a murderer.

In an attempt to change her fate, Prudence is thrown into The Hive to endure a rigorous correctional program. After sixty days, if she can alter her future, they will let her go back home. But if she can’t, she will be euthanized “for the safety of society”.

Angry and confused, she is trapped in a digital world of violence, dangerous inmates, sinister droids, and corrupt guards. It isn’t long before she starts to wonder if surviving the program is even possible. How can she prove to this artificially intelligent machine that she couldn’t kill a spider, let alone a human being?

All she has to keep her sane is her pod-mate, Tilde, and a handsome guard named Noah, who, for some secret reason, keeps going out of his way to keep her alive. Somehow, Prudence must survive the perils of the Hive and decide her fate for herself. Is she the big-hearted smart-ass that she sees in the mirror, or the treacherous killer that the glimpsing predicted her to be?