What o you think you might do if you had a second chance, a second shot, if you will, at the teenage love that you thought had passed you by all those years ago?
You may have met them in their previous book, Another Shot in which they nearly reconciled but didn't quite make it.
Freddie was thinking of taking his life under a train, but he is saved by his best friend, Jack Sparrow, whilst Jo-Jo is alone in a hotel room, all but consumed by a dark secret that she has harboured fo most of her life.
Amy, Jo-Jo's daughter, convinces her mum to meet up with Freddie, again. He persuades Jp-Jo to go away with him for a long weekend in Devon in the West Country. It works, because they return home with their love reignited.
But will the secret that Jo-Jo harbours be enough to kill their romantic story once and for all, if she reveals it to Freddie?
Is the love of these two people enough to pull them through and to keep them together?
This story from Stephen Anthony Brotherton is semi-autobiographical and based on a first love relationship that he had at the ages that Freddie and Jo-Jo had when they were teenagers. (REVIEWERS NOTE Like Stephen I am an alumni of Wolverhampton University, interestingly enough.)
The book is published by The Bookguild on 28th July and costs £7.99.
It's aimed at readers of romantic fiction and should fit nicely in the holiday suitcases this summer.
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