Emma Lee’s publications include “The Significance of a Dress” (Arachne, 2020) and “Ghosts in the Desert” (IDP, 2015). She co-edited “Over Land, Over Sea” (Five Leaves, 2015) and “Welcome to Leicester” (Dahlia Books, 2016). Her poems, including poems for children, and short stories have been internationally published in anthologies and magazines.
Frances Winter anticipates confirming the rumours are false, not the discovery of an awkward truth, when a routine radio assignment gets her to an abandoned airfield. In its place, she discovers something that ought not to be there-observing, waiting, adapting. With the evidence piling up and the truth sharpening its teeth, Frances must decide how much the world needs to know, and what the cost of knowing can be. An uncomfortable, tense novel of observation, responsibility, and the consequences of the wild not being in secluded places.
