<B>'A proper, heart-breaking, global sex-pirate adventure' - Caitlin Moran</B><BR/><BR/><B>‘An utterly gripping read […] just don’t miss your Tube stop’ <I>Sunday Times</I></B><BR/><BR/><B>'Searingly honest, knuckle-bleedingly raw and very funny' - Jay Rayner<BR/><BR/>'I LOVED this book [...] stunning' - Liz Jones<BR/><BR/>​'A s*** version of Fleabag' - Ex-boyfriend</B><BR/><BR/><I>'In Bath I lay in a field with headphones on, drunk, and staring at an empty blue sky that reflected nothing of the chaos in the world. Below the fields flashed the seaweed-green of a London train and I imagined my former life at the end of it but felt more like it had been tied to the tracks and careered over at 100 mph.'</I><BR/> <BR/>After a wild decade of hedonistic city life that veered violently into trauma, Lucy Holden was thrown back down the ladder to her parents’ house in a pandemic which paused