Solidarity

Molly Marie, or as her friends call her: Jim The Bin.

Molly Marie was a former A-level Applied Science student till she was accused of starting a racist rumour about a fellow student. In her bid to not do wildlife conversation, Molly comes across the posh accented Florrie James Hope, who shows her true path: Performing Arts.

Soon the groups takes in nearly everyone possible. There is a shy pan-sexual and a flirty asexual.

Stories unravel in the group and they realise they all have a common goal: To get their stories out there and to show issues relevant in today's age in a performance.

However, soon things start to go down hill when the police turn up and ask for Molly. Then one of the members of the group leaves and another is sent to hospital. That is when the council step in and aim in to take the project to the ground.

(This is book is based slightly on my life. I am the main character Molly Marie and I have tried to create a way of getting my story out there in a comfortable manner. You will find in the book why I chose to get my story out in this way, I am also not pyscho like she is in this book).