Love's Long Road

Glasgow, 1975. Bobbie Sinclair is about to find out that sex and drugs are not the solutions to life’s problems. How do you cope when your boyfriend kills himself, blaming you? Bobbie’s decision is to avoid love ever again, choosing a life of superficial relationships and short-term gratification. She becomes enmeshed in the seedy underbelly of the 1970s, a time when society was transitioning from the heady ideals of flower power and the hedonistic extravagances of glam rock to the anarchy and nihilism of social unrest and the punk movement. Love’s Long Road is about how best to deal with the guilt of terrible events in your past and about the danger of being corrupted by the world around you; and it is a story that captures to perfection what it was like to be young and single in the 1970s.