Badric's Island

Onetime soap star, Rachel lives in hope of decent work instead of being cast in TV ads. As she dreams of escape and a less complicated love life, other peoples' dramas play out in her front room. A bit of Direct Action eases her conscience, until things go wrong. But then there's no such thing as bad publicity... 


'Where's the film, where's the TV series? The dialogue sparkles, Rachel says things that we all think but are too timid to express and the description is wonderful. It's like one big long glorious rant with a few in-breaths!' 


'Funny, feisty, smart feminist fiction for women sick of being told that we're worth it.'