In the aftermath of a global catastrophe that severs all wireless technology and ignites widespread collapse, Caleb and his mother stumble into what looks like a miracle: Haven – a secluded English village untouched by the chaos, where food is plentiful and faith keeps order. At the centre are Idas and Ilena, twin siblings and self-declared Prophets of the post-Flare world. But their promise of salvation demands obedience, and Caleb is starving for safety, for affection, and for something that feels like home.

As Caleb is drawn further into the Prophets’ fold, into a world where doubt can be traded for belonging, and guilt becomes righteousness when it’s offered by someone who makes you feel like you matter, what begins as sanctuary slowly twists into something far more terrifying. And by the time Caleb sees the truth, Haven may not let him leave.