Nine Months Of Summer

Nine Months of Summer is a moving, relevant, and at times comical story of personal growth, purpose, and coming of age.

Yvette Grimm, a British migrant, seeks asylum from the wreckage of her life in Australia and overstays her holiday visa.

With hopes invested in a palm-reader's prophecy to meet the father of her children before she turns thirty, Yvette embarks on a picaresque journey of self-discovery and transformation.

Set against the backdrop of Perth's migrant history past and present, this story is a compelling and utterly relatable read.

Blackthorn's writing has the power to inspire readers to want something they have never wanted before - to paint.

This rewarding read will leave you savouring every mouthful instead of gulping it down.

Don't miss out on this captivating tale of personal growth and transformation.