This author immersed herself in the world of writing to fulfill a lifelong dream. Her works explore complex human relationships and power dynamics through compelling narratives. With her unique style, she crafts vivid characters and unforgettable worlds. Her writing stands as a testament to the power of storytelling and its ability to connect and inspire readers.
How do you speak out if you have no rights? In the near future, a right-wing party rules England, and the government deports anyone not British Born. 'Illegal' teenager Zara witnesses a crime, but she must stay in hiding to protect her own future. When romance blossoms with the victim's brother, she inadvertently puts him in danger too.
How do you speak out if you have no rights? In the near future, a right-wing party rules England, and the government deports anyone not British Born. 'Illegal' teenager Zara witnesses a crime, but she must stay in hiding to protect her own future. When romance blossoms with the victim's brother, she inadvertently puts him in danger too.
Exploring themes of deception and truth, this thought-provoking narrative challenges the reader to question accepted beliefs and societal norms. It delves into the implications of living under a facade, prompting a deep examination of reality and the motivations behind widespread misinformation. Characters navigate a world where trust is elusive, leading to a gripping journey of discovery and self-awareness. The story invites readers to reconsider their understanding of truth in a complex and often misleading world.
The story revolves around Gaia, who discovers a mysterious piece of soft white stone, notable for its glittering veins and contrasting textures. As she explores the intricate carvings on the stone, it sparks a moment of connection and contemplation with Mai, hinting at themes of discovery and the significance of ancient artifacts. The evocative imagery suggests a deeper narrative involving the characters' emotions and the potential power of the stone.