If you have problems with sexual innuendo, often without the innuendo, this book is not for you. It’s a fun story of two school friends who meet after many years and fall in love and buy an old lighthouse between them.
They want to fulfil Ross’s dream and open a music centre for young people. Bobbie buys into the idea and this is the tale of how they take a long-since closed, deserted, run down lighthouse and begin to make that dream become an attractive base for local teenagers.
By Mary Jayne Baker
£7.99
They make plenty of mistakes both in the redevelopment process and in rebuilding their personal relationship – including the return of Claire, Ross’s one-time wife waiting for the divorce papers to come through, and a recalcitrant councillor who has other ideas for the lighthouse.
Mary Jayne Baker, a West Yorkshire lass (which probably accounts for the blunt and explicit speaking) has put together a quirky novel with heroes and heroines you can love and enemies you can hate.
If you like plenty of sex and a lot of swearing you’ll enjoy this.
