Oban, 1984.
Jaime McGrath is sixteen, off his medication, and starting to hear what people really think. Not words exactly, more like frequencies. Fear. Desire.
When his friends decide to paint a derelict caravan on the Scottish coast, it's supposed to be a laugh. A last summer before everything changes. But the symbols they uncover have been waiting in the cave paintings, in the metal itself, in Jaime's fracturing mind.
As first love, drugs, and ancient symbols collide under the Highland sky, the boundaries between minds begin to dissolve. And Jaime must decide what's real: the voice in his head, the girl in his arms, or the connections that might save him, or tear him apart.
A raw, hallucinatory coming-of-age novel.