From the writer of The Twenty Seven Club...Dumped, drunk and desperate will a job serving icecream at the park save Emma from herself?Its 1996. Emmas been rejected by the man she loves and sacked from the job she hates but desperately needs. Feeling like shes hit a new low, she finds herself serving icecream and phoney smiles at the local park.Best mate Daves loved up, and her dads finally emerging from years of unemployment and a deep depression. Everyones life is on the up while Emmas plummeting towards rock bottom.Every day she gives a free 99 to the lonely old man who sits on the park bench and reminds herself that life could be much worse.But soon, even sprinkles and monkeys blood cant hide the truth. Shes in deep trouble and losing sight of the edge. Who will help her up when she falls?This is the follow up to The Twenty Seven Club (which was described by Stylist Magazine as a moving exploration of mental health, music myths and why love can help us through). Parklife can also be read as a standalone tale.

Binding: Paperback;292 pages; Publisher: Lucy Nichol; Classification: N/A; Weight: 440.69 g; Dimensions: N/A

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