The Girls Of Summer

Rachel returns on vacation to a remote Greek island where she first fell in love with Alistair, who is twenty years her senior, at the age of seventeen. Even though she is now married to someone else, the past does not let go of the woman. Fifteen years later, Rachel still clings to memories and reconnects with her lover and friends, with whom she spent a hot summer at parties, where alcohol flowed in rivers, and illicit substances opened up new horizons.

But was everything really as Rachel remembers? Dark, deeply hidden memories of secrets, crimes, disturbing experiences of each of the girls and the death of a friend, in which a mysterious rich man is involved, begin to surface.

The author raises important themes of the #MeToo movement, as well as abuse of power, issues of consent in sex and making sense of traumatic experiences.