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Trackman
Set in Edinburgh, this novel follows the quiet life of Davie Watts who struggles to cope with the death of his brother. Falling deeper into mental illness, Davie’s life takes a sharp turn when a unique MP3 player takes him on a fantastical journey through depression, guilt, music and hope.
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