Crossing the Line

Crossing the Line
ISBN-10
1408818922
ISBN-13
9781408818923
Series
Crossing The Line
Category
Juvenile Fiction
Pages
288
Language
English
Published
2011-09-05
Publisher
A&C Black
Author
Gillian Philip

Description

Nick Geddes's life is a mess. His sister's boyfriend was killed in a school stabbing. His grandmother is decending into a world of her own, his mother has a 'god-slot' on local radio, and his father is drinking way too much. But that is nothing, because he is also crazy in love with Orla, the sister of the boy who has been killed, and she blames Nick! How can Nick make sense of this chaos, and look after his sister, and hopefully get lucky with Orla?

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