For those who could read between the lines, the new technology was terrifying. But Teletron and the government insisted it was safe.

​Set in a near future where oil no longer exists, civil aviation has been replaced by commercial teleportation, improved battery technology underpins everything, algorithms optimise homes and electric cars, and people are forced to wear chips in their hands to protect their identification and bank accounts, Clotho revolves around a seventeen-year-old girl, Nova. Her father is killed in a deadly explosion at London City Teleport with five thousand others, but she survives. The exact circumstances behind the blast remain a mystery, though it has the radical Anti-Tech Movement written all over it.

​Suffering from concussion and temporary memory loss, Nova finds herself entangled in a dangerous pursuit, catapulting her into a confused and lonely downward spiral. When she crosses paths with Arthur, a middle-aged man also haunted by family loss, and a homeless boy, Owen, she forms an unlikely bond, and their lives are irrevocably changed. But can she trust them?

Nova's memory is slowly returning with clues to a secret that will change the world, making her a girl who knows too much.