Melia has been given a difficult assignment – working undercover with a bunch of homeless hippies and indigent travellers. Meanwhile Micky, her on-off boyfriend, is working another part of the same operation, on the other side of the fence, with the police! They are on opposite sides, and it merely reflects the stress that their relationship has recently been under. Melia, looking for support, finds that her cousin Liv is on the verge of a breakdown and no help at all. Her boss, Captain Gibson, is in the throes of being ousted from his role, and the anti-fracking camp includes a rather attractive young singer-songwriter, who tempts Meia to more than a passing interest. Of course, the government is now committed to allowing fracking in Britain, and has made it quite clear that the demonstrators must not win. Something's gotta give, but will it be Melia or the drill-bit that cracks first?
