What if America's closest ally became its greatest enemy?

In 2028, the unthinkable happens: the United States invades Britain.

From a middle-class family in Richmond to an American Marine and an Afghan immigrant fleeing war, The Last Days of England follows ordinary people caught in an extraordinary national crisis.

London endures a bombing campaign reminiscent of the Blitz. British and American forces clash on Salisbury Plain and at Hampton Court, while the Royal Family takes refuge in a secret Wiltshire bunker. As the internet fails, rationing returns and survival becomes a daily struggle, a nation must decide what it is willing to fight for.

Blending political dystopia, state-of-the-nation satire, geopolitical intrigue, family drama, romance and gripping survival fiction, this ambitious novel explores national identity, fractured alliances and the resilience of ordinary people.

What happens when you must fight a country you once loved?



Sam M. Mills has written for a number of publications, including the Guardian, Independent, 3 AM and London Magazine. She is the co-founder of the independent press Dodo Ink and lives in London looking after her father and cat.