A blisteringly sharp novel of self-acceptance, friendship and making connections in the most unexpected of places . . .
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Nicki and Kevin have never met. They've matched online. But Kevin is actually Amber, a 17-year-old girl.
Nicki, trying to escape an abusive relationship and her therapist's advice, numbs herself with one-night stands.
Amber is facing cracks in her friendships and pressure from her boyfriend. Her loneliness causes her to impersonate Kevin, even if he doesn't exist.
Genuine friendship and trust develop between them. Nicki is unsure if it is anything more, but Amber's feelings are growing more intensely.
Can Amber be honest without losing Nicki completely?
Or is this nothing serious?
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'A searing exploration into the shape of loneliness and how far we'll go to create connections' HEATHER DARWENT, Sunday Times bestselling author
'Emotive . . . a powerful tale of a skewed but hopeful friendship through which two very different women find the courage to survive' AMY BEASHEL
'WHAT. A. BOOK. I was utterly gripped from the first page. One that people will be talking about long after they finish reading' LISA HALL
'Emotionally intelligent and thought-provoking. Raw and compelling' DAILY MAIL
'A thought-provoking, quietly devastating novel about loneliness and what people will do to belong' RED 'Best Books of January 2024'
'Sharp, sublime and achingly hopeful. Nothing Serious takes an honest and heartfelt look at loneliness and longing, friendship and survival. I loved it' CHRIS WHITAKER, New York Times bestselling author
'This book blew me away, I'm still reeling from it . . . This is a powerful novel that will bring out a world of emotions in you . . . Just brilliant' ***** Reader Review
