'Constantina! Constantina! Constantina! Constantina!' Tina refused to listen to her gran or her gran's three annoying friends any more. Hey, what do they know about teenagers? They grew up way back, in the Second World War. 'But didn't you notice anything?' her gran keeps on at her, as if she can explain the reasons why her parents split up. Tina's life in Germany had been so happy, it never occurred to her that one day her parents might split. Or - worse still - send her back to Greece to live with her grandmother! But Tina doesn't mind anything any more. Not her parents' divorce, nor her gran's shouting, nor her problems at school. She's found the answer. With the help of good old Wick, an older boy she's in with at school, and a really amazing little blue pill...then another...then lots more amazing little pills...then lots of really incredible lies...Sometimes it's as if she's in heaven, sometimes she's crashing back down to earth, and now - there's no return. Or is there? This book is suitable for ages 12 and above.