Civic Unrest, Book 1: Contract
Tom Calver is a housing assessor. He's spent nine years entering buildings that don't want him and writing reports about them. When a contract comes in for Hellsborough District — good money, short-term, a bit remote — he takes it.
Hellsborough is four streets from his flat in Sheffield. He walks in on a Monday morning and the traffic noise cuts out. The streets are the same stone. The buildings are the same terraced rows. But the cars are gone. The sky sits two feet lower than it should. And behind him, the fog has closed.
He is expected.
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