Europe at Dawn

By: Dave Hutchinson

Narrated by: Graham Rowat

The phenomenal conclusion to the Fractured Europe sequence.

Alice works at the Scottish embassy in Tallinn in Estonia as a member of the Cultural Section. When two men bring her the jeweled skull of a Scottish saint, her world gets turned on its head, and she becomes the latest recruit to Les Coureurs des Bois.

On a Greek island, Benno is just one of hundreds of refuges dreaming of a new life in continental Europe. After hatching an audacious escape plan, he may just get his dream, but at the price of serving some powerful mysterious new masters.

Rudi and Rupert, the seasoned Coureur and the scientist in exile from a pocket universe, discover that someone they thought long dead is very much still alive. Not only that, but the now defunct Line - the railway that once bisected the European continent - may be being used for nefarious means.

Proudly presenting the final chapter in the Fractured Europe sequence.

©2018 Dave Hutchinson (P)2018 Recorded Books

Closure, sort of...

Dave Hutchinson’s Europe at Dawn completes his Fractured Europe series. A woman working for the Scottish embassy in Estonia becomes involved with the courier service when men with a skull show up. The skull goes missing and Rudi is back in the picture piecing things together. At the same time, a guy on an island dream of returning to continental Europe and the railway which is a polity unto itself comes into play.

Hutchinson attempts to bring some closure to his long running series while adding a bit of confusion at the same time.

The narration is good with solid character distinction. Pacing is smooth.