Dancing with Demons

Eliza Pennsburg has always been a critical citizen of Eden, one of the four thriving nations left on Earth, in which the wealthier members of society gloat in the success of class division through the televised defamation of the less privileged.

For Eliza, the television shows that keep the wealthy entertained, robbed her of her childhood. Forced to mature at an early age, she had to raise her infant sister in a hostile and uncaring world. She vowed to protect and care for her at all costs and did so barely by the clothes on her back.

Now at the age of nineteen, she is able to enter Lock-Door, the most popular television show in which seventeen people are locked in an estate, one of whom - a murderer. The aim: to solve the identity of the killer as people begin to die, one by one. In return, each participant is given a small fortune, and the rare winner is promoted to Eden's elite class.

Eliza would never have dreamt of partaking in the game of life and death but when her sister falls ill, she is left with no other option but to dance with demons.