Book synopsis

If I was going to cast a spell tonight, this night of a full arse moon, stark as a ten-day crust of snow, I’d start by telling the earth to spin in the opposite direction. 
By what power? 
By the power of my pen.’ It’s 90s Birmingham and post-university, but Cait’s aspirations haven’t taken her far from her council estate beginnings. Living in a bedsit and working in a bar, she’s caught between two best friends: Stadd, who’s stable, funny, compatible as a friend, and her compulsive sexual 
attraction with Rik. Present day Cait picks up her pen, on her yearly writing retreat to the sea, and discovers she’s finally ready to conjure an absent Stadd with an apology based on the lessons she has learnt from her chaotic past

My review

This short story is packed full of emotion and gritty story lines. I loved the way the author wrote this book. Some authors you just click with and love their style of writing this was one of them. I loved how it was no subject was taboo and the way she described the scenes were so real!

I would love to read more from this Author as this has definitely made me more interested in her work.

Disclaimer – Thank you to the author and fly press for my gifted copy of this book for my honest review.