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Indigo It Ends at the Wall: A suspenseful dystopian novel of a futuristic England | Erin Mills Town Centre
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For the few, it all ends at The Wall.
England, 2049. The smog never lifts. Technology is gone. And for those who survived the Collapse, hope has only one shape — a rumour of escape beyond The Wall that divides England from its closest neighbour.
Seventeen-year-old Harra has never expected to be one of the lucky ones. But when an unexpected chance at freedom falls into her hands, she has no choice but to run.
North. Through a broken country. Guided only by a typed list of instructions left by those who tried before her.
The Border Drones guard The Wall without mercy — resting for just three minutes in every twenty-four hours. That's all the silence Harra will get.
Not everyone who ran made it.
Will Harra reach The Wall — or become another name on a list of the lost ?
Reviews
'It is a sharp commentary on the potential consequences of political decisions made over the past 15+ years around the world – and the ones yet to come – and feels terrifyingly relevant. The tension and pacing made it a great read and left me feeling quite reflective about the state of the world. Definitely recommend this for fans of dystopian fiction!’ (Netgalley reviewer).
I loved reading this book. It’s a dystopian fantasy set in England in 2049. I was intrigued the entire time. (Netgalley Reviewer)
MJ Porter’s It Ends at The Wall is an atmospheric and gripping story that keeps you guessing until the very end. The tension builds steadily, with a mix of mystery, emotion, and just the right amount of unease that makes it impossible to look away. The characters are complex, their relationships layered with secrets and shifting dynamics that add to the intrigue. The immersive writing and eerie, almost cinematic storytelling make this a compelling and memorable read. I absolutely love the dystopian genre and this book did not disappoint! (Netgalley Reviewer).
For the few, it all ends at The Wall.
England, 2049. The smog never lifts. Technology is gone. And for those who survived the Collapse, hope has only one shape — a rumour of escape beyond The Wall that divides England from its closest neighbour.
Seventeen-year-old Harra has never expected to be one of the lucky ones. But when an unexpected chance at freedom falls into her hands, she has no choice but to run.
North. Through a broken country. Guided only by a typed list of instructions left by those who tried before her.
The Border Drones guard The Wall without mercy — resting for just three minutes in every twenty-four hours. That's all the silence Harra will get.
Not everyone who ran made it.
Will Harra reach The Wall — or become another name on a list of the lost ?
Reviews
'It is a sharp commentary on the potential consequences of political decisions made over the past 15+ years around the world – and the ones yet to come – and feels terrifyingly relevant. The tension and pacing made it a great read and left me feeling quite reflective about the state of the world. Definitely recommend this for fans of dystopian fiction!’ (Netgalley reviewer).
I loved reading this book. It’s a dystopian fantasy set in England in 2049. I was intrigued the entire time. (Netgalley Reviewer)
MJ Porter’s It Ends at The Wall is an atmospheric and gripping story that keeps you guessing until the very end. The tension builds steadily, with a mix of mystery, emotion, and just the right amount of unease that makes it impossible to look away. The characters are complex, their relationships layered with secrets and shifting dynamics that add to the intrigue. The immersive writing and eerie, almost cinematic storytelling make this a compelling and memorable read. I absolutely love the dystopian genre and this book did not disappoint! (Netgalley Reviewer).
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