"Brilliant study of neo-Nazi anti-Semitism ... Gillian Freeman is among the finest contemporary novelists." - Brigid Brophy, New Statesman "Undoubtedly the best of her novels ... an exact and finely observed account of the lunatic right-wing fringe in Britain. I recommend this very strongly." - Oxford Mail "Gillian Freeman"s perception of psychological and sociological drives is combined with an ability to communicate them in suspenseful entertainments.... The implications grip the imagination." - Kirkus Reviews "Horrifying reconstruction of how a new Hitler might arise." - Times Literary Supplement Vincent Wright is a failure. Now in his mid-thirties, he"s stuck in a dead-end job as a bank clerk and still lives with his mother. But he knows who is to blame for the shortcomings in his life: blacks, Jews, and immigrants, who are responsible for most of what"s wrong with Britain today. After meeting a retired army officer who shares his passion for...