The Mirror World (The Upper World #2)

The electrifying sequel to the bestselling, critically acclaimed, page-turning thriller, The Upper World, soon to be a major movie starring Academy Award winner Daniel Kaluuya.

With her mentor, Dr Esso, by her side, Peckham born and bred Rhia is beginning her first week at the University of Oxford. She’s determined to have a fresh start and put the Upper World behind her. But fitting into the hallowed halls of Oxford proves more difficult than she thought when she struggles to find her people.

That’s until Rhia receives a mysterious invite under her door to a secret and exclusive society called the Ravens. The Ravens are part of the 1% and being a member of the cult-like group guarantees students a life of wealth and success. But is Rhia really willing to sell out to secure her future?

And, more pressingly, with increasingly strange goings-on happening around her, could joining the group mean opening Pandora’s box – and uncovering something even more mind-bending than the Upper World? Rhia is about to find out...

About the Author

Femi Fadugba has a Master's degree from Oxford University where he published in Quantum Physics and subsequently studied as a Thouron Scholar at University of Pennsylvania. Femi has worked as a science tutor as well in solar energy and consulting. He currently lives between Peckham, London and Baltimore, USA. The Upper World is his first book.

Praise for The Upper World

"A startlingly original thriller... one of the most compelling debuts of the year" ―The Observer

"[An] ambitious and highly addictive sci-fi thriller... incredibly tense and compelling" ―The Bookseller

"A time-twisting, mind-bending thrill ride... I loved it!" ―Holly Jackson, author of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder

"A thrilling, electric book – so sharp and quick, so witty and wise it leaves you gasping." ―Katherine Rundell, author of Impossible Creatures

"I couldn't put this book down. So happy this exists." ―Daniel Kaluuya, Academy Award-winning actor

"This is a book I will return to time and time again" ―Caleb Femi, author of Poor

Dimensions: 12.9 x 3.5 x 19.8 cm