This is an incredibly moving account of tragedy & its aftermath as told by Gill Hicks survivor of the London bombings in July 2005. Gill was the last person to be pulled alive from the wreckage of the tube train at Russell Square underground station. Unidentifiable on arrival in hospital having sustained horrific injuries which led to both of her legs being amputated Gill was labelled as One Unknown on her wristband & life hung in the balance for several days. She was saved by the dedication of the medical staff treating her & by her own single-minded will to survive. This is quite simply a wonderful book. It is humbling uplifting funny & deeply moving & it contains a message of great yet quiet power. Gill writes with honesty humour & courage. One Unknown" is a call to us all to strive for a more tolerant & peaceful world. This paperback edition contains a new foreword
- three years after the bombings happened plus a new chapter written by Gills husband giving his account of the events of the past three years."