Far Cry

Jonathan Hall lost his twin brother when he was three months old. Shortly afterwards, his father left home, never to return, and his mother moved house to give Jonathan a new life. It wasn’t a new life he got—it was someone else’s: someone else’s voice, eyes and mind. At times he seemed to be a different person—fierce, coarse and uncontrolled. For a level-headed, intelligent child of eleven, the fits were terrifying. Jonathan feared he was going mad, as did the psychiatrists. Only Frank Fuller believed differently: that the roots of Jonathan’s troubles lay in his past—in the dead twin brother and in his own special gift.