DON'T LOOK BACK is the exciting debut novel from screenwriter and producer Sean Scott Griffin.

When perennially unemployed and soon-to-be-evicted Liam gets a letter from his mother, who vanished fifteen years ago, it comes with an impossible demand: take a road trip with his reality TV star sister, who hates his guts, to claim an inheritance that might not even exist.

Liam lives in the past, clinging to a time when the world last moved forwards for him—1996 to be exact. The year when Britain was last "cool".

Patsy lives in the present, running as fast as she can away from 1996 as possible, while drowning herself in vodka, edging closer and closer to oblivion with each step.

Neither has spoken to the other in years.

But their dying mother, Sally, has one last gift—and getting it means confronting the family they've spent decades trying to forget. All they have to do is hit the road in Liam's souped-up Day-glow orange 1984 Golf GTi Mk2 and retrace the forgotten holiday destinations of their past: Great Yarmouth, Scarborough and the edge of Scotland.

DON'T LOOK BACK is a story of second chances, Britpop anthems, and the invisible ties that bind us all.