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There is a place that is not Heaven or Hell, its name is Limbo… Daniel de Luc is gone — not missing, but vanished, as if he never existed at all. Left behind is Simone, fourteen years old, rescued ...
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  • 11 May 2027
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There is a place that is not Heaven or Hell, its name is Limbo…

Daniel de Luc is gone — not missing, but vanished, as if he never existed at all. Left behind is Simone, fourteen years old, rescued from the Sarrazin family's porn empire, raised since infancy to be sold. She was never meant to have a childhood. Now Paola is trying to give her one.

But Simone was born into a bargain, and bargains in the underworld of child trafficking are never truly closed. The men who lost her want her back — or want her gone. When Simone's closest friend vanishes without a trace, Paola realizes the threat isn't circling anymore. It's inside the gates.

Something else has arrived in Paola's Cape Town neighborhood: a cult dressed in black, silent, watchful, and rooted in a past Daniel never spoke of — a past that may explain why he disappeared, and why he can never come back.

Paola will call in every favor, break every rule, and risk everything she has left to keep her daughter safe. But some debts were written long before Simone was born, and Limbo always collects.

How much of yourself can you give away to save someone else's child?

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Price: $21.95
Pages: 380
Publisher: Catalyst Press
Imprint: Catalyst Press
Series: Daughters of Limbo
Publication Date: 11 May 2027
Trim Size: 9.00 X 6.00 in
ISBN: 9781960803740
Format: Paperback
BISACs: FICTION / Thrillers / Crime, FICTION / Thrillers / Psychological, FICTION / Family Life / General, FICTION / World Literature / Africa / Southern Africa
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Consuelo Roland left the information technology business to complete an MA Masters in Creative Writing at the University of Cape Town. Her debut novel, The Good Cemetery Guide, was short-listed for the Sunday Times Fiction Prize. It was also selected via an e-mail poll of readers as one of 30 Centre for the Book's "must read" South African Books for 2007. She lives with her husband and son and a menagerie of pets.