The Wall

At 4:13 on an ordinary Wednesday morning, a wall appears across Britain.

No one saw it being built. No one knows what it is made of. It has no doors, no markings and no visible end. It cuts through roads, fields and towns, dividing the country in two.

And Tom Rook's eleven-year-old daughter is on the other side.

Tom is a maintenance engineer who fixes refrigeration units for a living. He isn't a scientist, a soldier or anyone's idea of a hero. But when the impossible barrier separates him from Mia, he makes her a promise: he will find a way back to her.

Then the Wall begins behaving strangely.

People on opposite sides don't see the same thing.

Objects that cross it disappear.

Memories begin to change.

People remember lives they never lived.

And somewhere beyond the Wall, another version of Britain may be waiting.

As reality starts to fracture, Tom discovers that getting back to his daughter may be far more complicated than crossing a barrier.

Because there may be more than one Mia.

There may be more than one Tom.

And the Wall may not be keeping them apart.

It may be trying to bring them together.

THE WALL is a dark, high-concept science-fiction thriller about reality, memory, parenthood and how far one person would go to keep a promise.