Walk Across The Sun - Couverture souple

'A novel that is beautiful in its story and important in its message. A Walk Across the Sun deserves a wide audience' John Grisham. (John Grisham)

'a real page turner, beautifully written, compelling but with a hugely important message at its heart' writing.ie. (writing.ie)

'Addison's debut is an unforgettable read' Star Magazine. (Star Magazine)

'An accomplished, compelling thriller, drawing people towards a difficult, heartrending subject' Bookbag. (Bookbag)

'An astounding novel full of first-hand insight that could only come from true-life experience' Irish Sunday Independent. (Irish Sunday Independent)

'an immensely readable and powerful indictment of the global trade in human beings' Tribune. (Tribune)

'His sensitive treatment of a difficult subject in an atmospheric page-turning thriller deserves to be read' The American. (American)

'It was more than just an intriguing read. It was an experience ... a novel that will change how you view the world. This is definitely one to read' Awaaz news. (Awaaz news)

The international bestseller, with 30,000 copies sold in Canada

When a tsunami rages through their coastal home in India, sisters Ahalya and Sita are left orphaned and alone. Searching for protection in a devastated landscape, they are thrust into a seamy world of violence and underground commerce.

In Washington, D.C., attorney Thomas Clarke, facing his own personal and professional crisis, makes the fateful decision to pursue a pro bono sabbatical in Mumbai, India, with a non-profit organization that prosecutes the region's human traffickers.

Though Clarke and the sisters are separated by half a world, their destinies are intertwined. Clarke makes it his personal mission to rescue them, setting the stage for a riveting showdown with an international network of ruthless criminals.

Spanning three continents and two cultures, A Walk Across the Sun is a suspenseful, fast-paced and moving journey through the underworld of modern slavery and into the darkest-and most resilient- corners of the human heart.