Bright Stars

<h3><strong>Longlisted for the Guardian Not the Booker prize 2016</strong><br></h3><p><strong></strong><br></p><h3><strong></strong><em><strong>'Bright Stars is beautifully written has original endearing characters and a story that pulls you along. I loved it.' </strong></em><br></h3><h3>-Katie Fforde<br></h3><p><br></p><h3>Cameron Spark's life is falling apart. <br></h3><h3>He is separated from his wife and awaiting a disciplinary following an incident in the underground vaults of Edinburgh where he works as a Ghost Tour guide. On the day he moves back home to live with his widowed dad he receives a letter from Canada.<br></h3><h3>It is from Christie.Twenty-five years earlier Cameron attends Lancaster University and despite his crippling shyness makes three unlikely friends: Christie the rich Canadian Tommo the wannabe rock star and Bex the Feminist activist who has his heart.<br></h3><h3> In a whirlwind of alcohol music and late night fox raids Cameron feels as though he&#8217;s finally living.Until a horrific accident shatters their friendship and alters their futures forever.<br></h3><h3>Christie&#8217;s letter offers them a reunion after all these years. <br></h3><h3>But has enough time passed to recover from the lies the guilt and the mistakes made on that tragic night?<br></h3><h3>Or is this one ghost too many for Cameron?<br></h3><h3><br></h3><p><br></p><h3><strong><em>'A wonderful and witty page turner combined with compelling storytelling that stays with you.' </em></strong><br></h3><p>-Helen Lederer<br></p><p><br></p><h3><strong><em>'Intriguing tale about friends reuniting and secrets coming to light'.</em></strong><br></h3><p>-Heat magazine<br></p><p><br></p><p><br></p>