A trilogy of near-future Britain
No tanks. No coup.
No announcement.
Just a new way of saying things, one ordinary morning at a time. Three novels about a country that loses its words, the family that notices, and the signal that answers.
The Ordinary Dawn Trilogy is one continuous story, told across three books and read in order: the capture of a country through its vocabulary, the years in which Britain speaks with one pleasant voice, and the network that teaches it to speak without permission.
“They’ve made surrender measurable.”
— from The Ordinary Dawn
The official trailer
Start at the beginning
The story begins with The Ordinary Dawn, on a Monday morning that looks like every other Monday morning. Read the opening — the prologue and first chapter, about seventeen minutes — or read about the world it happens in.
Paperback, hardcover and Kindle editions of all three books are in preparation with Foreshore Publishing. Ask to be told when they publish.