A Married Man

A disillusioned barrister attempts to recapture the idealism and passion of his youth -via entry into politics and the commencement of an extra marital affair. The novel charts his ruthless re-aninmation with a sensitive eye for the ironies of life. It is a novel that despises what it describes -but is canny enough to invite the reader to draw their own conclusions. The familiarity of marriage and its killing effect on passion are unflinchingly exposed. However, no easy answers are offered. All that is certain is that we are responsible for our own actions -that these actions have consequences is the hardest lesson of all. A book of bleak, profound truth.