Vikki Smith was loved, but she died of an overdose and wasn't found for three days.
Vikki was a young woman with a learning disability, living independently for the first time. The police think it could have been an accident, but messages on social media suggest someone was exploiting her death for their own ends β before it was even announced. Her family is convinced it was murder.
Redundant crime reporter and reluctant ghostwriter Freddie Stone is a friend. He wants to help them but he's a people person. Social media makes his head hurt. He asks online journalist Tilda Green to work with him.
Freddie believes the answer to Vikki's death lies on the estate where she lived, if he could only get someone to speak out. He wants to know who was bringing drugs into Vikki's home. He chases old contacts while struggling with his new life.
Tilda thinks the trolls are organised and have links to hate groups and people on the estate. A charismatic local politician is determined to take them on. Some question his motives but Tilda trusts him, maybe too much.
Beyond the virtual hate and her neighbours' silence, someone knows who killed Vikki. Tilda and Freddie are determined to find the truth and tell her story.