Forever North: How far would you go to save the last person who matters?

The world is dying. Storms, heatwaves, and rising seas have torn society apart, and the government’s answer - the Aiken Solution - tightens its grip with every disaster. Camps. Relocations. Vanishings. Most people obey. Ritchie Davis never gets the chance.

When Ritchie and his young son are violently separated, he’s thrust into a collapsing country ruled by fear and silence. To get his boy back, he must cross a landscape of abandoned towns, fractured communities, and brutal camps where survival demands cunning, nerve, and the refusal to trust anyone.

Every mile is a gamble. Every stranger hides a motive. And every rumour whispers the same thing: the regime’s power is spreading faster - and darker - than anyone realises.

Ritchie has one mission: find his son before the world closes in completely. His only glimmer of hope is a place spoken of in hushed tones, a sanctuary somewhere beyond the chaos. Myth or real, it’s the only future left. And Ritchie will tear through anyone, or anything, that stands between him and his son.

Forever North is a relentless, gritty, atmospheric dystopian thriller about survival, loyalty, and the fierce love that refuses to die in a world where the climate has turned hostile and the government even more so. Haunting and propulsive, it asks:

How far would you go to save the last person who matters?