Cracks

I'm shaking all over. My brain feels like a computer whose hard drive is full. I can't take any more weirdness – I haven't got room in my head. I look around the kitchen and I know something is different but I can't put my finger on it.Cal's discovering that his life is not as ordinary as he thought. That's scary. Particularly when it seems he's the very last to know. He needs to find out the truth – but, with lies, danger and deceit on all sides, is there anyone he can trust?A powerful futuristic thriller from an exciting new writer. I'm shaking all over. My brain feels like a computer whose hard drive is full. I can't take any more weirdness? I haven't got room in my head. I look around the kitchen and I know something is different but I can't put my finger on it. Cal's discovering that his life is not as ordinary as he thought. That's scary. Particularly when it seems he's the very last to know. He needs to find out the truth? but, with lies, danger and deceit on all sides, is there anyone he can trust?A powerful futuristic thriller from an exciting new writer Cal's world splinters apart when he finds out he's been in a deliberately induced coma state for most of his life, and what he thought was real was only an illusion. Escaping his captors, Cal goes on the run, determined to fight the forces behind the nightmare he finds waiting for him in the real world, and to discover his true identity. A tense and gripping thriller where nothing is as it seems, from a talented author whose writing cuts straight to the bone - spiky, uncompromising and deeply moving. "Cal's world splinters apart when he finds out he's been in a deliberately induced coma state for most of his life, and what he thought was real was only an illusion. Escaping his captors, Cal goes on the run, determined to fight the forces behind the nightmare he finds waiting for him in the real world, and to discover this true identity"--Publisher's website. Cal Conway thinks it's his mind that's breaking when cracks start appearing that no one else can see. He discovers that, far from leading an ordinary life in a northern town in 2010 as he thought, he has spent his whole life so far in a research facility, suspended in a deliberately induced coma state