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Eve’s older sister, Rosie, was bright and alive and always loved being the centre of attention. Then one day, she is brutally murdered. Six months later, Eve meets Antony and discovers that he was there the night Rosie died and did nothing to help. Is there any way she can ever get past that?
Inspired by the tragic murder of Sophie Lancaster, which saw Sophie and her partner Rob viciously attacked in Stubbylee Park, Bacup, Lancashire because of the way they dressed, this is a hard-hitting real-life thriller about friendship, courage, loss, forgiveness and about our society and communities.
Inspired by the tragic murder of Sophie Lancaster, which saw Sophie and her partner Rob viciously attacked in Stubbylee Park, Bacup, Lancashire because of the way they dressed, this is a hard-hitting real-life thriller about friendship, courage, loss, forgiveness and about our society and communities.
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Reviews
A very tense, riveting and compelling read.
Very few authors would have the expertise to so beautifully capture such difficult emotions without making the novel an explicit one.
Realistic down to the bone, this gritty novel will stay with you for a good while
Some books can change the world for the better -- this is one of them. All young people should be advised to read it.
Alan Gibbons understands school life very well and all the seething tensions that affect everyone in it.
It only becomes more so when you know it's based on the real-life tragic murder of Sophie Lancaster, and Gibbons doesn't pull any punches.
Alan Gibbons should be praised for not holding back.
Hate needs to be read.
This is one of Gibbon's best...a hard-hitting, deeply moving thriller about contemporary society
A gritty, hard-hitting novel about tolerance and forgiveness ... an emotional, powerful read