Amy Dunne Boeken

Could the festive road trip from hell actually lead to love? Catherine Birch is a lonely workaholic who hates Christmas. This year, she is being forced to celebrate with her best friend's family in the Highlands of Scotland. Having missed her flight, Catherine reluctantly ventures on a road trip with beautiful stranger Holly Daniels. Although polar opposites, the intense attraction between them is unmistakable. Just as Catherine begins to think spending Christmas with Holly might not be so bad, a raging snowstorm leaves them stranded in the middle of nowhere. Huddled together, with little chance of rescue, they forge a pact: if they escape, they'll make this a Christmas to remember. But will it be remembered for the right reasons?

While fleeing from her abuser, Nicola Jackson bumps into Jenny O'Connor, and their unlikely friendship quickly develops into a blossoming romance-but when it comes down to a matter of life or death, are they both willing to face their fears?

Set in a bleak post-apocalyptic landscape, the narrative explores the struggle for survival amidst oppression. Characters face the grim reality of enslavement, grappling with the decision to either accept their fate or rise up against their captors. Themes of resilience, freedom, and the human spirit's fight against tyranny are central to the story, highlighting the stark choices individuals must make in their quest for liberation.

An extraordinary memoir from Amy Dunne, the young woman whose bravery was a spark for a social revolution in Ireland.