Featuring over 60 illustrations, Earthflown is “a mesmerizing blend of sci-fi, fantasy, and crime noir that transcends genres,” (Aiden Thomas, New York Times bestselling author of Cemetary Boys).

WHERE THERE’S DESPERATION, THERE IS PROFIT.

When Ethan saves the life of a firestarter, it’s nothing unusual. He’s the only healer on call at the hospital and that gunshot wound isn’t going to regenerate itself. But his patient turns out to be Corinna Arden, heiress to a pharmaceutical empire controlling Britain’s water supply. Her twin, Javier, is a man who (a) starts sending Ethan flowers at work, (b) seems terrified of a secret, and (c) has the cheekbones and earnestness to make up for both.

Ethan indulges in (what he thinks will be) a brief, harmless romance but is swept up in a deadly collusion over Project Earthflown: the largest reconstruction tender since London clawed its way out of the rising sea.

Determined to follow the money, Ollie is a journalist who finds a corpse at the end of a too-convenient tip. The fate of water and who profits might depend on the perennial question: has Ethan lost his mind, or is he just an idiot?

EARTHFLOWN IS A LOVE STORY THAT TRIES AND FAILS TO LEAVE THE WATER CRISIS BEHIND. SET IN POST-FLOOD LONDON, FUTURISTIC MEDICINE MEETS A BIT OF MAGIC IN THIS BITTERSWEET SCIFI-FANTASY DEBUT.