Wallflower

Set in Britain in 1994, Josie Clark is living the boring British dream. A full time job that she hates, she's quiet and shy, drowning in loneliness.

That is until Lisa Jackson comes along and introduces her to a world of drugs, men, raving and freedom.

Josie idolises Lisa and loves her new life. But what are Lisa's dark secrets that have led her on this path? The reality of which is no self respect, a drug addiction and no contact with her parents.

The two girls change each others lives, embarking on a journey of dangerous highs and lows.

This story addresses the issues faced by so many in Britain in the nineties but is still so relevant today. This book has strong moral messages but told in a humorous and light-hearted way. Everyone can relate to these charming characters.