About this ebook
The whole of the United Kingdom is forced into a bleak winter of soul searching as the Government tries to introduce legislation to restore the death penalty and execute Leo. The young Prime Minister and his Justice Secretary face stiff opposition from human rights groups and heavy pressure from the tabloid media, whilst Joys parents differ on their definition of justice.
The Hewitts try to rebuild their life after Joys death but find their differing views driving them apart and ruining their marriage. Geoff s relationship with Alice takes an abrupt dive into alcoholism and violence. Leo waits in jail for his fate to be decided and when Kate becomes a mother she is forever haunted by the trauma of what happened to her sister. Everything changes when Leo undergoes a dramatic transformation of character, and the parole board are tasked with the unthinkable decision of whether or not to release the reformed murderer back into society.
Just how much is a human life really worth?
About the author
Michael Rogers studied English Literature and Journalism & News Media at Roehampton University in South West London, graduating in 2010. He has since worked as a journalist and a feature writer for local magazines before fulfilling a lifelong dream by writing novels.
This is his first novel. A second, Coconut Shells, followed shortly afterwards. He lives in Bournemouth, on the south coast of England.
