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The powerful second novel from the author of Winter Damage. Perfect for fans of Siobhan Dowd, Patrick Ness and Meg Rosoff

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A small boy hiding in a cupboard witnesses something no child should ever see. He tries not to look but he still hears it. And when he comes out, there´s no mistaking. His mum and dad have been killed. And though he´s only small, he swears that he´ll get revenge one day.

Years later, Trey goes to a strange camp that is meant to save troubled teenagers. It´s packed with crazies, god-botherers, devoted felons and broken kids. Trey´s been in and out of trouble ever since the day the bad thing happened, but he´s not here for saving: this is where he´ll find the man who did it. Revenge and healing, salvation and hell are a boiling, dangerous mix, and Trey finds himself drawn to a girl, a dream and the offer of friendship in the dark .

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Gripping stuff, Carthew´s prose has a startling ferocity Toby Clements The Telegraph Best Books of 2015

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Carthew, Natasha
Carthew is a working-class country writer from Cornwall, where she lives with her girlfriend. She has written all her books outside, either in the fields and woodland that surround her home or in the cabin that she built from scrap wood. She has written two books of poetry, as well as three novels for young adults, Winter Damage, The Light That Gets Lost and Only the Ocean, all for Bloomsbury. Her first novel for adults, All Rivers Run Free, is published by riverrun/ Quercus. Natasha has written for many publications on the subject of wild writing, including the Writers´ & Artists´ Yearbook, Eco-fiction, TripFiction, the Guardian, the Big Issue and the Dark Mountain Project. Shes currently writing her second literary novel for adults and a new collection of rural poetry.

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