Seventeen-year-old Stephen only wants three things—a girlfriend, a better life for himself and his family, and to stay off Archie’s hate list. So far, he’s batting zero.
‘…a wonderful story that all young people can relate to….I could not believe the climax.’ ~ Reader Review
It began with one lie—a moment of weakness. It ended with lives balanced on a knife-edge.
Seventeen-year-old Stephen only wants three things—a girlfriend, a better life for himself and his family, and to stay off Archie’s hate list. So far, he’s batting zero.
Set in Scotland during the nineteen-sixties, Small Fish Big Fish is a coming-of-age novel where love, courage, and friendship are tested to the limit. The tension will keep you in suspense until the last page. If you enjoy true-to-life settings filled with real characters and a touch of young romance, then you will love PJ McDermott’s twist on the traditional coming of age tale.
What Readers Say
‘I found myself unable to put it down after the first twenty pages.’
‘Every young person wants to know they’re not alone. We are all Stephen at some stage in our lives, lost, confused, trying to fit in, struggling to come to grips with our lives and who we are. This book does this flawlessly.’
‘This really is a wonderful story that all young people can relate to. It takes an age-old battle and puts it splendidly into words that many will appreciate. I could not believe the climax.’
‘Your book reminds me of Frank McCourt’s biography of his life growing up in Ireland.’
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