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Gina is a runner. With her feet pounding the ground and her dad watching, she feels as though she can fly. But when her dad dies in dramatic circumstances, Gina refuses to accept the explanations she is given. Struggling to find the truth, Gina finds herself plunged into a world far removed from the one she has known; a world of lies, crime and betrayal. A world that will make her question everyone and everything around her. And a world she can't run from.
Paula Rawsthorne was an award-winning writer before she had even published her first book. One of her very first stories won the BBC's 24 Get Writing competition and was read by Bill Nighy on Radio 4. Paula then became one of the winners of the Undiscovered Voices 21 competition with her first novel, The Truth About Celia Frost, which also went on to win both the Leeds Book Award, the Sefton Super Reads Award and the Nottingham Brilliant Book Award.
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