<p>What goes on tour, stays on tour. Doesn&rsquo;t it?</p><p>It&rsquo;s that time of year again. The annual lads&rsquo; golf trip. Sun. Sea but not usually Sex. For Steve it&rsquo;s a much-needed break from work &ndash; and his wife, Lucy. Lucy&rsquo;s at home with their two small children, mired in half-eaten fish fingers and laundry. She&rsquo;s just not as much fun as she was. But Steve, handsome and successful, if easily led, won&rsquo;t stray. Will he?</p><p>Andy shouldn&rsquo;t be on the trip at all; work has dried up and he&rsquo;s skint. And when his feet touch back down on UK soil he&rsquo;ll find Sophie has been keeping her dark secret from him &ndash; and they&rsquo;re both in for a surprise!</p><p>Callum has been dreading the trip; he&rsquo;s overwhelmed at work and is about to get the sack. Maggie, his oh-so-perfect wife, has no idea that their world is about to shatter&hellip;</p><p>Simon &nbsp;Handsome,&nbsp;honourable and totally devoted to his gorgeous wife Tracey. Life is perfect until jealousy creeps in.</p><p>Myles Cavendish Single, minted, ruthless. Organiser of this year&rsquo;s tour. He&rsquo;s decided to inject some &lsquo;life&rsquo; into the proceedings, with no idea how dangerous an iPhone in the wrong hands can be.</p><p>&lsquo;Comic twists, dark moments and well-drawn characters are three of the pleasures of the rollicking read that is Sam Derbyshire&rsquo;s funny, smart commentary on modern relationships&rsquo; The Highland News  
</p><p>&lsquo;Revelations score a hole in one for this debut novel by Sam Derbyshire&rsquo; The Inverness Courier </p>