So why is she there? What's worse, Penny has also disappeared, and has yet to be found. She can't remember anything from the party, but she knows she would never have drunk alcohol.
Nor does she understand why her shirt is open, her bra undone, and the words "rape me" are written on her stomach in lipstick. When Romy wakes up the morning after a party on the the side of a highway, she has no idea how she got there. She was drunk, she was wearing provocative clothing, she fancied Kellan, she wanted it, and there's no way the son of the sheriff would even dream of raping someone.
Even her best friend Penny turned her back on her. Last year, Romy was raped by Kellan Turner, son of important influential people the Sheriff of the town and the founder of a successful national auto supply chain. So this time round, I'm including just my own summary. I'm not using the summary on Goodreads, because it contains minor spoilers, but also because, for the most part, it doesn't really tackle the main plot of the story. Macmillan Children's Books have allowed me to review All the Rage two months early to include it in the Sex Crimes Week of Sex in Teen Lit Month II, and it's such a fantastic story! When it was announced that All the Rage by Courtney Summers is going to be released in the UK in January 2016, I was so glad to hear it! More books seem to be coming out that are tackling this important subject of rape and rape culture, and the conversation they're creating is brilliant.
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