The Report

In her debut novel, Jessica Francis Kane reimagines a tragic World War II event, vividly depicting London during the war. Set against the backdrop of a fatal crowd crush at a Tube station in March 1943, the story follows magistrate Laurence Dunne as he investigates the disaster, confronting the complexities of truth and memory. Decades later, Dunne reflects on his findings, grappling with the implications of his choices. "The Report" serves as a poignant exploration of how tragedies are remembered and their lasting impact on the community.