In the mid-twenty-first century, peace has come to Israel-Palestine, but only through the erasure of history and even individuals' memories. In the aftermath of this draconian solution, symbols of faith, religion itself, are outlawed.
Sabrina, a young police cadet, is a resolute enforcer of the law. Her loyalties are torn when her best friend Lindsey, a charismatic spiritual leader, faces punishment under the orders of her uncle Angelo, the head administrator of their city.
Sabrina must betray her oaths to save Lindsey. The choice casts them into a radioactive wasteland where they're pursued by cyborg bounty hunters.
In flight, the two friends discover an uprising of religious fanatics that threatens the survival of humanity. With every faction as their enemy, Sabrina and Lindsey must choose sides. Their decision pits friend against family, war against peace, and faith against doubt.
It's a fight to decide the world they want to live in.
If that world survives.
If you found the family dilemmas and dark world building of Netflix's Arcane; the political, theological questions posed by Frank Herbert's Dune; the gritty futurism of Blade Runner; Hugh Howey's Silo Series, or James Cameron's Dark Angel, compelling, City on a Hill is for you.
