The House of Clementine by Gill James

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There is unease on Zandra. On far away Zenoto a young president appears to be turning his back on the innovative and hugely successful financial regime. The Peace Child again has much to do.

It becomes personal. Kaleem’s former girlfriend and her desperately ill step-daughter are attacked.

Some strange encounters partly answer some of Kaleem’s questions. But as he begins to understand what “snazzy” really means and what the brown tunics want, he is faced with yet more puzzles: who or what exactly is Meelak, what is the House of Clementine and how much control does it have, and what or who is really behind the unrest?

Will the Peace Child find his own peace? Find out in this fourth novel in the Peace Child series.



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