From young Muslim author, Kia Abdullah, comes a sharp and edgy thriller of daring provocativeness. Her protagonist 25-year-old Allegra Ashe, after a chance encounter with an alluring stranger, is recruited into 'Vokoban', a covert government unit that uses a mysterious new law to chase and convict paedophiles. Allegra becomes deeply involved with the unit and so begins her descent into the darkness and depravity of the human mind.

As her life spiral out of control, we find ourselves voyeurs in a twisted world of lust, danger, deceit and revenge. With several recent high-profile cases of sexual abuse and paedophilia, Child's Play taps into a subject that repulses and fascinates in equal measure.

About Kia Abdullah

Kia Abdullah is a 27-year-old author and journalist from London. She has written two novels, Life, Love and Assimilation (2006) and Child's Play (2009), a dark psychological thriller that challenges the delicate sensibilities and stereotypes that seem to govern output from British-Asian writers. Abdullah contributes to a variety of popular programmes, from BBC Radio 2's Jeremy Vine Show to Channel 4 News. She writes for numerous publications in her typically subversive style, and is one of the youngest journalists to write comment for the Guardian newspaper.

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