All it takes to change a life is a single moment: a random stab bing in London that leaves a young woman widowed and cut-off from her previous life. As a way of coping, she books a spontaneous trip to Prague, the city where she and her husband got engaged. A chance meeting leads to an intriguing proposition. There's a small job for someone like her: someone without a criminal record or personal connections; someone willling to take a minor risk. All she needs to do is pick something up, and drive back. Just once. Only ever once. Her mission takes her to a place where life is cheap and sordid deals are done. Risking her own life to save another, she must confront unspeakable evil and outrun those who would betray her. From its show-stopping opening scene, Keevil's novel is full of momentum and unforgettable characters. Moving, profound and ultimately joyful, it turns on an exceptionally clever twist and is as revealing in its psychological acuity as it is in its portrait of organised crime.