Galloway Girls: Gemma's Not Sure

Author: Gill Stewart and Lucia Types Series: Galloway Girls

The Galloway Girls are back! With exams coming up and major life choices in progress, everything is about to change. Gemma's not sure if she's brave enough to go to her music audition, or if she even wants to study music at all. She's definitely not sure forming a band with Lily's hot ex-boyfriend is a good idea.

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Book 2 in the Galloway Girls series - endorsed by Estelle Maskame, YA author of the DIMILY series!

Gemma's not sure if she's brave enough to go to her music audition, or if she even wants to study music at all. She's definitely not sure forming a band with Lily's hot ex-boyfriend is a good idea.

Jamie's university life isn't like he thought it would be, and he doesn't know what to do about it. One thing he does know is that he wants a reason to bump into Gemma Anderson again. About the Galloway Girls series:Set in the west coast of Scotland, Galloway Girls is a contemporary YA series with a touch of romance. Newfound friendships and unexpected summer romances arise as four teens plan their futures and face adulthood.
Summery and light-hearted while dealing with relatable teen issues such as family relationships and mental wellbeing, Galloway Girls is perfect for girls 14+ and fans of Lucy Powrie, Stephanie Perkins and Jenny Han. Lily's Just Fine, book 1 in the Galloway Girls series, shortlisted for the People's Book Prize 2019-20!

About the Author

Talented YA and romance author Gill Stewart has nine adult and teen novels to her name. She is a longstanding member of The Romantic Novelists’ Association and The Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. Her romance novella, Rachel’s Coming Home, was shortlisted for the Joan Hessayon Award in 2009. Young readers described Gill’s YA series as “really wonderful” and recommends her stories to “anyone who loves contemporary YA”.

Lucia Gomez Alcaide is a lettering Artist and Illustrator based in Málaga (Spain), she loves to draw powerful and ironic messages that make people laugh, and use bright colors no matter the technique: digital, markers or acrylics. When she’s not creating, she spends time with her family or friends, enjoying a walk, watching movies or cooking.