Somebody knows.

Somebody knows who gave Logan a pill that ended his life at Ravensbourne Music Festival.

Somebody knows what it was like to be loved by Logan, and to write him letters they never thought would be found.

Maisie McDevitt is going to find that somebody, even if it means infiltrating the worst group of people she knows: the Year 12 drama students at Morningford College, the most elite private school in Australia.

'A gripping and evocative novel, Coomer captures the uncertainty and anguish of youth with impressive authenticity, exploring difficult and important subjects with sensitivity and focus. Ravensbourne is the work of a compelling voice in young adult literature.' - Robbie Coburn, author

Amy Coomer is a writer and actor based in Queensland, Australia. She is the author of three novels: Boys on a Train, a young adult coming-of-age novel that was selected as a finalist for the 2022 Leapfrog Press Global Fiction Prize, Rosemary Boy from Fair Play Publishing, and Ravensbourne from Bakers Lane Books. She is also co-creator of the dramatic TV series The Wrong One, which is currently in development with Screen Queensland.

Gabrielle Mace is an independent literacy consultant, former Head of Library, and founder of ProReading Solutions. She works with schools to strengthen literacy ecosystems through reading culture, inquiry, and evidence-informed practice. Gabrielle is the creator of The Student Detective, a narrative-based inquiry pedagogy designed to engage students in purposeful reading, interpretation, and evidence-based reasoning. She is passionate about helping school libraries become visible drivers of whole-school literacy change.

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