Abena and her family live in Victory Court, a run down square of flats. It's usually no problem living there - you've got to be careful, but Abena usually is. But, suddenly things change and some neighbours start making life very difficult for Abena's family. Having just become a Christian, Abena struggles to put her faith into action, loving her neighbour suddenly seems very difficult when your neighbours start hurting your family. Abena has to learn to forgive and when danger threatens everyone in the square, she has to decide if she truly has forgiven, and actively help her enemies. This is a fiction book for 11 to 14s, dealing with 'loving your neighbour'. This is a sequel to "No Angel and No Means No".