Europe in Winter

Europe in Winter is a 2016 science fiction novel by English writer Dave Hutchinson.[1] Is the third novel in The Fractured Europe series. In 2017 Europe in Winter won the BSFA Award for Best Novel. [2]

Europe in Winter
Cover of the first edition, published by Solaris.
Author	Dave Hutchinson
Cover artist	Clint Langley
Country	United Kingdom
Language	English
Series	The Fractured Europe
Genre	Science fiction thriller
Publisher	Solaris
Publication date	Nov 03, 2016
Pages	295
ISBN	978-1-78108-463-2
Preceded by	Europe at Midnight (2015)
Followed by	Europe at Dawn (2018)

Rudi, the former chef-turned-spy, returns on a mission to uncover the truth—in a fractured Europe utterly changed by the public unveiling of the Community.

References

Review: Europe in Winter by Dave Hutchinson, Speculativeherald.com
"BSFA Awards 2016 Winners Announced". BSFA.

External links

Europe in Winter title listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database

BSFA Award for Best Novel
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