A Pennine Incident

A traumatic event from Martin's past profoundly influences his life and relationships, particularly with his wife Jennifer and friends Stephen and Jacqui. The novel delves into themes such as the lasting effects of trauma, the vulnerability of friendships, the complexities of aging and personality shifts, and how class and upbringing shape adulthood. Set against the serene backdrop of the Yorkshire Dales, it contrasts the tranquility of the landscape with the emotional turmoil of its characters.