Concerned by Debbie’s behaviour, Billy tries to teach her how to manage her drinking. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more

After making a shocking discovery, Debbie must reconsider her assumptions about her family and learn to address her own behaviour. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more

An invitation to meet Xanthe’s parents gives Debbie a new insight into her friend. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more

Debbie attempts to step out of her comfort zone and go drinking with Xanthe in the city. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more

Eighteen-year-old Debbie is uncertain about leaving the security of her family farm to attend Trinity College in Dublin. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more

Debbie can go a whole day in the city without talking to anyone, until she bumps into Xanthe again. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more

Maeve is worried about her daughter’s bad dreams, but Debbie is more concerned with hiding her family from her new friends. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more

When a tragedy befalls the White family, Debbie must spend more time at home but is uncertain how to best help her loved ones. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more

Debbie is taken aback when Xanthe makes an unexpected confession. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more

Debbie is thrilled to be reunited with Xanthe, but tensions begin to boil over during a fundraiser at the village pub. As read by Louisa Harland. Show more