Lifes easy for Cassandra. The privileged daughter of a rector, shes been protected from the extremist gangs who enforce the One Churchs will. Her boyfriend Ming is a bad influence, of course, with infidel parents who are constantly in trouble with the religious authorities. But Cass has no intention of letting their different backgrounds drive them apart. Then they stumble across a corpse. What killed him? How did his body end up in their secret childhood haunt? And is this mans death connected to other, older murders? As the political atmosphere grows feverish, Cass realises she and Ming face extreme danger. The scene is set for a murderously sinister dystopian satire.

 

There are 256 pages in this book. This book was published 2008 by Strident Publishing Limited .

Gillian Philip is an exciting new talent with a real ear for contemporary life, as showcased in her first novel for Bloomsbury Crossing the Line. Gillian lives in Elgin in the north of Scotland.