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Lucas Gould is about to die in a drain in Haiti, cornered by a soldier who's about to shoot him.

A young, aspiring journalist, he arrived in Port au Prince on a research trip, only to be caught up in street protests against dictatorship. He's befriended by Marie, a young, fiery revolutionary.

She wants to topple a dictator. He seeks truth. Death is the inevitable outcome - or is death only the beginning?

Jeremy Maxwell-Timmins was a producer and reporter at the BBC, covering major stories in the UK, the Americas and beyond. He joined the Board of BBC World Service in 1994 and was responsible for all media across the Americas Region and then Africa and Middle East. On leaving in 2010, he spent a decade working as a consultant with governments and media owners in countries emerging from conflict. Before working in the media, he was a professional drummer, and now plays regularly with jazz and rock bands in Surrey where he lives with his wife and two children. He was educated at Kingswood School, Bath and has an English degree from Oxford University.