Heather Sullivan and Danny Green live next door to each other with their single mums in a small town in the middle of nowhere. They’re 14 years old, have been best friends all their lives and can both hear the other’s voice in their heads.They can’t wait for the summer holidays to begin. But their lives are changing: old friends re-appear, absent fathers become not-so-absent, and Danny’s face explodes into a mass of ugly acne. And Heather and Danny, who have always done everything together, are suddenly not so keen to share their new thoughts on the opposite sex.​A story about two friends, three summers and how to silence the voices inside your head. I really enjoyed this latest book by FJ Campbell. It was a perfect read for these difficult times; a coming-of-age story about family, friendship, first loves and self discovery. The book invokes a sense of nostalgia for those of us who grew up in the 80’s and the plot kept me hooked. Once I started reading I found it difficult to put down and devoured the book in a single day.
