Description
When radiographer David Kelston stumbles across a body in a Cardiff park, he assumes he’s found a rough sleeper who didn’t survive the night. But the victim is a gentle, well-liked member of the local Muslim community, and his death is no accident.
As the city reels, a wave of apparently Islamist-inspired murders ripples across southern England. The media and security services focus their attention in one direction. But police officer Anna Dodds isn’t convinced. The evidence doesn’t add up, and she begins to suspect that the real threat is coming from somewhere far closer to home.
Drawn together by instinct and circumstance, David and Anna start pulling at threads that lead into the murky world of far-right networks — local cells with international connections, operating in plain sight in post-Brexit Wales. When David goes undercover to gather evidence, he puts everything at risk: his career, his fractured family, and ultimately his daughter’s life.
Set against a backdrop of rising populism, underfunded policing, and a society fracturing along lines of fear and suspicion, Lone Wolves asks the question no one in power wants to answer: who benefits when we look in the wrong direction?
A timely, gripping and deeply human thriller set in the heart of modern Wales.
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