«The heart-breaking, personalised story of a mother's fight for truth and justice; of loss and enduring love. Pathos-laced memories on every page. On occasion it made me laugh, but the overwhelming sense is one of anger, frustration and sorrow. The 'if onlys' can never be answered, the battle - goes on..." - Steve Rotheram, Mayor of Liverpool City Region»

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This is not just a tribute to her beautiful daughters, lost in the Hillsborough tragedy, but a powerful and emotional story of a Mother rebuilding her life while fighting for justice through her terrible grief.

Her description of the day of the match is heartbreaking. An experience no one should have had to experience. It's a truly absorbing and moving read. - Sue Johnston, BAFTA Nominated Actress

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«By a woman at the very heart of the Hillsborough story, this book is utterly gripping -- Jimmy McGovern, screenwriter for film Hillsborough »

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To say I admire and respect Jenni Hicks would be a huge understatement. As a parent, she is someone who inspires me because of the love and devotion she shows for her children. As a human being, I couldn't think more highly of her because of the way she has fought for what she believes in and what she knows to be right no matter how much the odds were against her.

I have been incredibly fortunate in my football career to come across some truly remarkable people and Jenni is undoubtedly one of them. She sets the kind of example that I want to follow and it is a privilege to know her. - Jordan Henderson, Professional Footballer for and Captain of Liverpool FC

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«Jenni Hicks's book One Day in April is quite remarkable. It will move you to tears and impress you with her fight for justice. Her tenacity and courage is astonishing. She is an exceptional person as you will find out. - David Dein, former vice-chairman of the FA and Arsenal FC»

«A profoundly personal, painful and moving account of unimaginable loss in circumstances involving the culpability of all institutions responsible for the deaths of 97 men, women and children and the long-lasting suffering of survivors of the Hillsborough disaster. Her two daughters unlawfully killed, her marriage ended, spanning three decades Jenni Hicks, a core member of the Hillsborough Family Support Group, remained resilient and determined in the fight for justice. - Professor Phil Scraton, Author of Hillsborough: The Truth»

«I'm proud to call Jenni a friend. As somebody who was at Hillsborough and survived, I find her story is heartbreaking and her strength inspiring. YNWA - Simon Rimmer, Celebrity Chef and Restaurateur»