Somewhere in a forgotten village, behind walls no one watches, a doctor and a small community of nuns are changing the world. One child at a time.

Ren arrives with nothing but a grief that has no name and a rage that has no outlet. What unfolds is a hidden laboratory, a radical sisterhood, and a man who has spent his life trying to answer the question no one else will ask. Why do humans kill each other? And why, across every civilisation, every century, every attempt at something better, do we keep choosing war?

In the Corner of the Eye is a novel about violence and love, about what is coded into us and what might yet be changed. About the small and peripheral things that turn out to matter most.