The Prey, by Andrew Fukuda, Reviewed.

This science fiction novel was found in the small library of the hotel where I holidayed on the Greek Island of Thassos.

Although this is the middle book of a trilogy, it stands quite well on its own.

The depictions of both a world strangled by the genetic mistake of a fanatic and a sub-society living in a false world of hypocrisy and self-delusion are brilliantly devised and realised.

The characters hum with real life and emotions in this dystopian tale of hope. There are missing details of...