Eugene Mahon escapes heartbreak by leaving small-town Ireland for London, where he makes friends from around the world while working on a Shoreditch building site. Despite the good times, the shadows of his past linger as he stays in the pub where his late father once lived.
The author expresses a profound sense of loss and grief over Amy Winehouse's death, driving the creation of this book. It delves into the impact of her music and life, exploring themes of fame, addiction, and the struggles faced by artists. Through personal reflections and insights, the narrative aims to celebrate Winehouse's legacy while addressing the complexities of her existence, ultimately highlighting the emotional connection fans have with her work.