Europe behind Walls

Europe, 2033.

The Wall is up.

It protects the continent's southern and eastern borders against millions of migrants.

It is six metres high. Watchtowers, machine guns, snipers. Fire order in force. Thousands die every year trying to cross The Wall.

Europe had to choose between its old values and security.

Europe chose security.

Europe closed its doors.

In this world Zsuzsa Radnai, an agent of the European Immigration Office, is trying to protect what is really important to her. Like the others: the young teacher at the University of Pest, the American investigative journalist, and the Muslim terrorist.

Europe or Eurabia?

Freedom or security?

Laszlo Reti tackles the issues that are increasingly defining our daily lives and our future.

The first edition of the novel was published in 2o15, the first year of the migrant crisis, under the title Behind the Walls. Since then, many of the events predicted in the novel have already happened.