All that's keeping Parole alive is faith in the midst of horrors and death, trust in the face of desperation. Eye in the Sky, a deadly and merciless police force ensures no one escapes. The entire population inside has been quarantined and left to die - directly over the open flame. Like Venice slips into the sea, Parole crumbles into fire. The characters have chemistry with one another. 'I loved this book. I love that, for once, I as a trans, queer person with disabilities was precisely, squarely the target audience for a book.

The chilling reality of what Parole is and what life is like there, the strange and lovable characters that make up the cast, the story which remains hopeful even when the world is collapsing, this book nails it.' - Sam, TheReadingWriter 'This is a book that I've been waiting for for a long time. Nearly everything about it is perfect.full of vivid imagery, of suspense and mystery, of people finding a family and connection.' - Mel, JustLoveRomance 'Right from the first page I was totally sucked in by the engaging writing style of the author, by the unusual - and also diverse - cast of characters, and by the mystery that is hidden in every pore of the book.'A Moulin Rouge-esque celebration of love, hope and redemption.an unexpectedly warm-hearted dystopia with an irresistible cast, which celebrates and normalises diversity of all kinds.' - Imyril,.It will bring you plenty of emotion and satisfying story, and still leave you wanting more.' - Magdalyn Ann, If there was ever a book that I think deserved to become an instant success, it's Chameleon Moon.

'A flamingly gay paranormal gospel of hope in the face of certain doom.' - Dwight's Blog.

it set the bar high for everything I read after.' - Claudie Arseneault, Strange Horizons

Chameleon Moon is all about beating back despair, finding strength in each other, and choosing kindness and love over violence and treachery.

Ariah by B.R. Sanders