Category: Literary Fiction Publisher: Books To Go Now
Type: Fiction
Pages: 12
Copyright: Nov 2010
Attempting to flee the capital on a day dominated by the threat of terrorism, one woman discovers that the real source of her fears might be closer to home.
Feed The Enemy is a stand-alone short story, set during one day in London. It is told from the point of view of the central character, a woman trying to flee the capital due to growing terrorist unrest. Her husband, Leo, is a prominent government official, and encourages her to leave.
But as the day progresses, things become clearer and it becomes clear that Leo may have his own reasons for wanting her to leave...
A psychological story about how the fear of terrorism effects our lives and relationships.
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