Publisher's Synopsis
Undercover and brave, she delivers a masterclass in the art of living
Born in London, England, into an immigrant family, Jamila has long become disillusioned with the traditions she inherits.She operates undercover, an apostate in secret, helping to rescue girls from being sold overseas, when she waltzes into the life of a history professor suffering from anhedonia.
He is Marlon Stone. Enticed by her mystery, and attracted to her verve, he discovers in her deadly clandestine life a cure for his misery. Unwittingly, they are drawn into a vortex of violence that will not cease until the professor becomes a willful crusader and the student delivers a masterclass in the art of living.
Undercover: The Story of Jamila is crafted as a two-hour TV series pilot, a screenplay adaptation of the acclaimed novel, A Sharia London, a cinematic thriller. Included as a bonus at the end are the Prologue and 12 of 40 chapters of the novel.
Praise for the novel: "A Sharia London elevates a great thriller into literary Romanticism"-Editorial review, Romantic Revolution Books"This novel is a rarity these days: plotting, imagery, dialogue, scene-setting, characterization -- all masterfully done. I couldn't put it down."-Peter Cresswell, Editor, Not PC
