Summer of '76 — Isabel Ashdown

It's the long, hot summer of 1976. On the Isle of
Wight Luke Wolff is about to turn eighteen, with his
whole life ahead of him. Before sailing across the
water to start his first term at college, he is looking
forward to enjoying his last summer at home
with his eccentric but constant friend, Martin. His
parents, Richard and Joanna, are a typical, decent
husband and wife. Or so it seems.
But as the summer rolls on, with windows and
doors constantly open and life increasingly lived
outside, secrets are hard to hide. As Luke listens
in, his parents' ordered lives and lies unravel, and
everything he thought he knew about friendship
and trust is turned on its head.