According to Luke

"At thirty, Luke Reid seems to have an enviable life. He is a child of the leafy suburbs, attractive in an understated way, tolerant and erudite, socially assured, professionally successful, romantically settled. In short, a textbook example of middle-class contentment." "But in his thirty-first year, Luke feels a strange new emotion - shame - when his father, Frank, a leading barrister, is implicated in decades of political sleaze. Unlike his mother, older sister and teenage brother, who try to...