The Water That May Come

<h2><strong>From the Author of 'The Biggerers', a quirky speculative tale of Britain's future...</strong></h2><p></p><p><em>'Warmhearted yet dark. Amy Lilwall creates a world that is instantly relatable, populated by eccentric but engaging characters pushed to their limits by an extreme existential threat. It held me rapt from start to finish.</em>' - Alison Layland, Author of 'Riverflow' and 'Someone Else's Conflict'</p><p></p><p><strong>As rising seas threaten to engulf Britain, four lives are on the brink:</strong></p><p></p><p>Pinko, a privileged heir clinging to decadence;</p><p></p><p>Jane, a working-class veterinary nurse racing to reunite her family;</p><p></p><p>her pregnant teenage daughter Ashleigh, grappling with impending motherhood;</p><p></p><p>and humble young artist Gavin.</p><p></p><p><strong>With sanctuary beckoning across the Channel, each faces impossible choices. Who will they save? What will they sacrifice?</strong></p><p></p><p>A lyrical, thought-provoking novel which blurs borders and challenges notions of identity and belonging. In a future where we all may become refugees, it asks: how far would you go to stay afloat?</p>