The Gap: A thought-provoking speculative thriller, set in a dystopian corporate nightmare.

· The Schelldhardt Series Book 2 · Heptagon Books
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It’s all in your mind…


The gap is the place where our intentions meet our actions.

The gap is the place where our failings are exposed.

All humanity exists in the gap.

The gap is the next global battlefield, and the war has already begun.


Two organisations are locked in battle to control the mysterious gap.

Schelldhardt, the largest company in the world, is using its powerful online reach to divide the global population.

The Friary is a secretive institution aiming to stop them.


Lana Carter is a young woman searching for her sister, Grace. Grace was working for Schelldhardt before her sudden disappearance. Enlisting the help of another former Schelldhardt employee, Joe Massey, Lana must unravel Grace’s fate and shape the ultimate destiny of the gap.


A new speculative thriller and sequel to The Path of Good Response.

It’s all in your mind… The gap is the place where our intentions meet our actions. The gap is the place where our failings are exposed. All humanity exists in the gap. The gap is the next global battlefield, and the war has already begun. Two organisations are locked in battle to control the my...

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About the author

Steve is an English writer of contemporary fiction. He writes speculative thrillers with original themes.

His first novel, The Path of Good Response, was originally published in 2020. It has been republished by Heptagon Books, along with a sequel, The Gap.

Steve is an English writer of contemporary fiction. He writes speculative thrillers with original themes. His first novel, The Path of Good Response, was originally published in 2020. It has been republished by Heptagon Books, along with a sequel, The Gap.

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