Europe at Dawn (The Fractured Europe Sequence Book 4)

In Tallinn, Alice – a junior Scottish diplomat – is drawn into an incomprehensible plot spanning decades. In the Aegean, young refugee Benno makes a desperate break for freedom and finds himself in a strange new life.

On the canals of England, a fleet of narrow boats is gathering. Rudi, now a seasoned Coureur, finds himself drawn away from the kitchen one last time as he sets out with his ally Rupert in pursuit of a dead man.

“One of the UK’s foremost writers…The best fictional response to Brexit yet published, and Europe at Dawn is a superbly judged conclusion.” – The Guardian