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Calling Frank O'Hare
One phone. One road trip. Too many memories...
Frank O’Hare plans to spend his Easter break painting big, bold sunsets and romancing Netta Wilde. But then he gets a call.
His useless brother, Martin, has gone missing, although he’s been seen in Glasgow by hopeless Cousin Finn. Under orders from the family, Frank’s on a mission to retrieve the runaway and send him back to Belfast.
But when Martin makes off with Finn’s campervan, Frank finds himself dragged into a Highland road trip with nothing more than an overnight bag, an ancient phone, and a whole heap of memories that start with four young punks trying to dodge the kind of trouble that shapes your life forever.
All he wants to do is get home to the woman he loves and avoid calls from his disappointed ma and bossy sister. But Martin is intent on getting the old gang together again. Except no one wants to mention that the fourth member, Billy Mac, isn’t there, which is fine by Frank.
Because people change, things happen, and some memories should stay in the past where they belong.
Perfect for fans of funny, moving and uplifting page-turners.
Frank O’Hare plans to spend his Easter break painting big, bold sunsets and romancing Netta Wilde. But then he gets a call.
His useless brother, Martin, has gone missing, although he’s been seen in Glasgow by hopeless Cousin Finn. Under orders from the family, Frank’s on a mission to retrieve the runaway and send him back to Belfast.
But when Martin makes off with Finn’s campervan, Frank finds himself dragged into a Highland road trip with nothing more than an overnight bag, an ancient phone, and a whole heap of memories that start with four young punks trying to dodge the kind of trouble that shapes your life forever.
All he wants to do is get home to the woman he loves and avoid calls from his disappointed ma and bossy sister. But Martin is intent on getting the old gang together again. Except no one wants to mention that the fourth member, Billy Mac, isn’t there, which is fine by Frank.
Because people change, things happen, and some memories should stay in the past where they belong.
Perfect for fans of funny, moving and uplifting page-turners.
412 pages, Paperback
Published September 6, 2024
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