The year is 2040.

Anne Christopher just earned her way into a class-four status. Quite an achievement for someone who was brought up in a no-class orphanage. She's excited, for with the new class comes a better job, better living quarters, and fewer restrictions. Excited, because it is one step closer to her dream; to reach class-three and claim an artistic license. To use the freedom to explore what's left of the world outside the city.

Her best friend suggests going out. She knows a nice little bar where the booze is strong and the selection of strangers interesting. But Anne isn't really interested. She'd rather be home, studying or working.

She was about to go leave when she appeared. A woman dressed in black leather. A mysterious stranger with gold-flecked eyes. For some reason, just looking at her fills Anne with a hunger she can't explain.

When this mystery woman follows her outside, Anne is helpless before her. A mouse before a tiger, and trembling at the possibilities. The woman is dangerous. Chaos incarnate. And yet Anne cannot deny the deep attraction she feels for her.

Because The Night delivers a dystopian future worthy of Orwell, with suspense to make the heart race. A lesbian thriller with some truly terrific scenes guaranteed to make your toes curl. A wild ride that will leave you begging for more.