On the Road to Caledonia
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Last published Sat, Aug 31, 2019
After a last-minute cancelled lecture, Charlotte decides to visit a quirky little coffee shop that she always passes on her way to university and discovers a part of her past that she never knew existed. She explores her past and inner-self as she navigates her summer with her new found friendship with her estranged, wacky and slightly coffee-obsessed Aunt who keeps trying to convince her to join her on a road-trip around Scotland...
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