Róisín Ingle

And it's a novel which tells the story of best friends, Laura and Dee, spending a wild summer waitressing in a Long Island country club in the early noughties.

a season that ends with a dead body and a secret buried between the two friends.

20 years later, an unexpected email forces them to confront what really happened that deadly summer.

And if you're fans of Eimear and Sarah, who both have columns in national newspapers, Eimear's in the Irish Times, as you know, you won't be surprised to hear that it's hilarious and full of heart.

It's about friendship, bad men and the past that never quite stays buried.

I had a great time chatting to them.

We talked about their friendship,

their amazing creative collaboration.

And we also got talking about some other subjects, including Botox, ADHD and eating disorders.

I think you're really going to enjoy this conversation.

They're brilliant women.

Here they are, Eimear MacLeysett and Sarah Breen.

Eimear and Sarah, it's so lovely to have you in the studio.

And obviously we all know you from your amazing Aisling series, such a phenomenon, like a Russell Carroll Kelly, except an Irish woman and not as annoying as Ross Lennon.

That's to say.

Now, I don't even want to say that because that sounds like I don't love Ross.

We all love Ross.

OK, now that we've established that.

But you're back with a brand new book, completely different, no Aisling in sight.

So who wants to give me the pitch for this book?