Goldie can't stand Queensmead estate, it's dirty, bleak and what's worse, hostile. Just hours after she and her family have moved in there is a racist slogan emblazoned on a pillar outside her house,it doesn't take long before she comes to realize that the estate is torn between two gangs and Goldi's stuck in the middle-with no one on her side. That is until she meets Josh, and tries out for the band...Finally, Goldie's found somewhere she fits in, doing something she loves-singing. But she can't ingnore the violence that surrounds her, and when she finds herself a witness to a terrible crime she is faced with an awful dilemma. If she speaks out, Wes has threatened to silence her for ever, but how can she live with herself, knowing what she knows...?

 

There are 272 pages in this book. This book was published 2001 by Scholastic .