Suniya is a sweet, tenacious and smart young woman living in modern Britain. She is also an ethnic minority, who has learned to ignore the everyday racism of a divided society. But what happens when the racists refuse to be ignored? Suniya and Eric are happy and in love. They are used the prejudice of others toward their interracial relationship, and they can rise above it. Even when a racist protest threatens to march the streets of the town they live in. Little do they know these people plan to do more than just protest. This isn’t just going to be a group of people marching, and it will not be something Suniya and Eric can simply rise above. As this group shut down the city, silence the police, and block all people coming in and out, Suniya and Eric fear what might happen next. And, when they witness minorities being pulled out of their homes and slaughtered in the street, they realise it is only a matter of time before Suniya is next. Can Suniya and Eric survive the night? Or will they become one of the many to succumb to the violence prejudice can breed?