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“You’re not the first person to feel lost at this school”
Moving in with his grandmother doesn’t get Jay away from his problems, but at least he’s a long way from his mum.
Desperate to know the truth about his father, struggling with guilt, and longing for his (now-ex) girlfriend Chloe leads to unexpected outbursts from his mouth and brain.
Not a great way to start at a new school.
Placed in a band with Penny, Nate and Rebel, Jay plunges headfirst into preparations for EdFest, his new school’s arts festival. With a growing attraction to the lead singer, his band finds itself in a frantic race to get ready in time.
In this rollercoaster sequel to Seeing Colours, Jay finds new friends, new love, and new ways to dig into his family’s past. The only problem is that when you go digging you never really know what you’ll uncover.
“You’re not the first person to feel lost at this school”
Moving in with his grandmother doesn’t get Jay away from his problems, but at least he’s a long way from his mum.
Desperate to know the truth about his father, struggling with guilt, and longing for his (now-ex) girlfriend Chloe leads to unexpected outbursts from his mouth and brain.
Not a great way to start at a new school.
Placed in a band with Penny, Nate and Rebel, Jay plunges headfirst into preparations for EdFest, his new school’s arts festival. With a growing attraction to the lead singer, his band finds itself in a frantic race to get ready in time.
In this rollercoaster sequel to Seeing Colours, Jay finds new friends, new love, and new ways to dig into his family’s past. The only problem is that when you go digging you never really know what you’ll uncover.