Flee (Fly)

Cilla Naumann

On a beautiful but remote peninsula an attempt to solve one of Europe’s largest problema begins. This is where the stream of arrivals are gathered and investigated before the decisions about their future are made. Three journalists – a legal expert, a minister and a translator – witness the dramatic series of events that take place here. Their lives and voices are mixed together to a thrilling but unsafe story where it is clear that any one more witness will overturn the plot and where the question on how it could happen remains for the world to find the answer to.

 

Flee, Cilla Naumann’s sixth novel, can be seen as a horrifying vision of our future or as a scary description of what already is real: a game between the ones inside the borders and the ones outside. From this perspective, the story as a description of fear and corrupt power, the drama also unfolds about the three main character’s friendship, love and loyalty.

 

319 pages

 

Rights sold

Sweden: Albert Bonniers Förlag, Bonnierpocket

 

Reviews

”… a mature, dark and suggestive novel which takes its readers in a firm grip and won’t let go.”

Svenska Dagbladet