Sometimes the end of the line, isn’t the end of the whole journey, just one leg of it.

To extend the journey and go further, you have to change. This can mean changing your habits, relationships, beliefs, aspirations and often yourself.

End of the Line is a four-viewpoint satirical novel about endings and beginnings, in which a septuagenarian asexual, a careworn prostitute, and a floundering eco-consultant and his architect partner think they have reached the end of the line. Each could remain stuck there, or risk what they have, to set out on the next leg of an uplifting emotional journey. To progress, all must both change and compromise in some significant way.

End of the Line was longlisted for the Yeovil Novel Prize.