Can you see danger when it's right in front of you? When Edinburgh reporter Frankie is assigned a high-profile crime story about a series of sexual assaults, she relishes the prospect of her big break. But her exposé ignites a storm, and Incels, trolls and men's-rights extremists seize on Frankie as their new hate figure. First come the threatening anonymous emails. Then the obscene phone calls. And then the fake taxi driver with a gun. Only activist Ruby Buchanan urges her to keep speaking out. As Frankie is drawn into media debates and online investigations, the campaign against her escalates from digital abuse to real‑world intimidation – and the cost of speaking out may be higher than she ever imagined... This intense, unsettling and socially relevant thriller about resentment and rage is perfect for fans of Netflix's bone-chilling "Adolescence".
